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*Location: Within 10 slices to the left and right of the midsagittal along the vermis section, and also the flocculi (anterior portion of the cerebellum) | *Location: Within 10 slices to the left and right of the midsagittal along the vermis section, and also the flocculi (anterior portion of the cerebellum) | ||
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*Best view(s) for delineation*: Axial/ Sagittal/ Coronal for the flocculi | *Best view(s) for delineation*: Axial/ Sagittal/ Coronal for the flocculi | ||
*It is the most anterior and shortest of the gray matter in the sagittal view but is not present throughout. | *It is the most anterior and shortest of the gray matter in the sagittal view but is not present throughout. | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:58, 3 July 2022
Lobule X
- Location: Within 10 slices to the left and right of the midsagittal along the vermis section, and also the flocculi (anterior portion of the cerebellum)
- Description: The flocculi best identified in the coronal orientation, anterior most part of the cerebellum located in the center.
- Best view(s) for delineation*: Axial/ Sagittal/ Coronal for the flocculi
- It is the most anterior and shortest of the gray matter in the sagittal view but is not present throughout.
Figure 1 : This demonstrates the location of lobule 10. It is best seen in the axial view but it is easiest to delineate in the sagittal view.
