AKHAWY, M., GABALLAH, M., BADAWY, Z., SHERIF, M. (1979). ASTUDY0NTHECOUITSEoFTHEMESENCEPHALIC ROOT OF TIIE TRIGEMTNAL NERVE AND SOME OF ITS RELATIONS IN THE CAT. test, 2(1), 115-122. doi: 10.21608/ejana.1979.5735
M. AKHAWY; M. GABALLAH; ZAIZATSN BADAWY; M. SHERIF. "ASTUDY0NTHECOUITSEoFTHEMESENCEPHALIC ROOT OF TIIE TRIGEMTNAL NERVE AND SOME OF ITS RELATIONS IN THE CAT". test, 2, 1, 1979, 115-122. doi: 10.21608/ejana.1979.5735
AKHAWY, M., GABALLAH, M., BADAWY, Z., SHERIF, M. (1979). 'ASTUDY0NTHECOUITSEoFTHEMESENCEPHALIC ROOT OF TIIE TRIGEMTNAL NERVE AND SOME OF ITS RELATIONS IN THE CAT', test, 2(1), pp. 115-122. doi: 10.21608/ejana.1979.5735
AKHAWY, M., GABALLAH, M., BADAWY, Z., SHERIF, M. ASTUDY0NTHECOUITSEoFTHEMESENCEPHALIC ROOT OF TIIE TRIGEMTNAL NERVE AND SOME OF ITS RELATIONS IN THE CAT. test, 1979; 2(1): 115-122. doi: 10.21608/ejana.1979.5735

ASTUDY0NTHECOUITSEoFTHEMESENCEPHALIC ROOT OF TIIE TRIGEMTNAL NERVE AND SOME OF ITS RELATIONS IN THE CAT

The Egyptian Journal of Anatomy
Article 11, Volume 2, Issue 1, January 1979, Pages 115-122    PDF (897.71 K)
Document Type: Original Article
DOI: 10.21608/ejana.1979.5735
Authors
M. AKHAWY1; M. GABALLAH2; ZAIZATSN BADAWY2; M. SHERIF2
1Department ol Anatomy, Faculty ol Mediei'ne,Kasr EI-Aini, Cairo Uniaersitq
2Department ol Anatomy, Faculty oF Mediei'ne,Kasr EI-Aini, Cairo Uniaersity
Abstract
The mesencePhalic root of the trigeminal nerve has been previously investigated as regards its flbre constitution and its relation to neighbouring structures. The presence of collaterals from the root fibres as well as the axonal bifurcation
of the mesencephalic nucleus cells have been described bY Cajal (1896), Johnston (1909), Thelander (194?) and Kappers et al (1963). However, Cajal (1896) was the first to report that collaterals from the mesencephalic root travese to the
motor cells of the trigeminal nerve. The anatomical relationship between the intrabulbar part of the trochlear nerve and the mesencephalic root was described in different animal species by Duval (18?B), Obersteiner (1892), Hulles
(1907) and Weinberg (1928). 
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