The midbrain lid is the part of the midbrain that extends from the black matter to the brain's water supply on a horizontal section of the midbrain. The midbrain lid forms the lower, basal, or “plantar” part of the midbrain, surrounding the brain from below and partly from the sides of the brain. Structures attributed to the midbrain lining include the black substance , the reticular formation of the midbrain, the red core , the ventral region of the tire , the dorsal region of the tire , and the near-conductive gray matter . The midbrain lid contains thousands of neurons responsible for many different functions of the body, in particular, for controlling movements and for regulating the activity of sensory systems [1] .
| Midbrain | |
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 A transverse incision of the midbrain at the level of the superior colliculus of the quadrilateral The midbrain lid is visible in the center to the right. | |
 Incision through the superior hillocks of the quadrilateral , showing the path of the oculomotor nerve . The midbrain lining is not marked, but its surrounding structures are clearly marked and named. | |
| Part | midbrain . It is also part of the brain lining, a structure that spreads along the lower (plantar) part of several parts of the brainstem , including the midbrain. |
| Components | red core , black matter , reticular formation , near-conduit gray matter , ventral region of the tire |
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See also
- Bridge tire
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- Anatomy diagram: 13048.000-3 Undefeated . Roche Lexicon - illustrated navigator . Elsevier. Archived January 1, 2014.
Notes
- ↑ Paradiso, Mark F. Bear; Barry W. Connors; Michael A. Neuroscience: exploring the brain. - 4. - Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2012. - P. 200. - ISBN 978-0-7817-7817-6 .