image with frontal operculum removed
8 - temporal stem, limen insulae
Surface anatomy:
6: squamous suture, boundary between temporal and parietal bone. Half of the temporal lobe is actually above it...
1: coronal suture, goes right above anterior temporal tip.
2: precentral gyrus
3: postcentral gyrus
when you split sylvian, if you retract too aggressively on anterior frontal lobe you can cause weakness.
12: pars orbitalis
8: pars triangularis
9: pars opercularis
4: precentral
5: postcentral
2: central sulcus
6: supramarginal gyrus
superior & inferior surfaces of temporal lobe:
White matter:
Occipital frontal fasiculus = IFOF
ST= striae terminalis
T= tapetum
Temporal stem:
Uncinate fasiculus - front of temporal stem
