Difference between revisions of "Lobule VIIAf"

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Cerebellum Protocol Project
Whole Cerebellum	Lobe Definitions	Vermis Definition	Lobule Delineation
Lobules I/II	Lobule III	Lobule IV	Lobule V
Lobule VI	Lobule VIIAf	Lobule VIIAt	Lobule VIIB
Lobule VIIIA	Lobule VIIIB	Lobule IX	Lobule X
Lobules VIIIA-X vermis		Lobules VI-VIIB vermis

Location: Spans entire cerebellum except for a few slices around the midsagittal
Description: It is best to initially identify from the most lateral edges and the most posterior axial slice.
- Notice how this lobule is not in the midsagittal slice.
This lobule can also be identified in the sagittal plane as the lobule that is not present at the mid-line but becomes easily discernible roughly 15 mm from the mid-line. It is usually one branch at first that may become two or more at the lateral edges. It should dominate the lateral portion of the cerebellum.

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 *Location: Spans entire cerebellum except for a few slices around the midsagittal
-*Description: Best to initially identify from the most lateral edges (Figure 53) and the most posterior axial slice (Figure 51)
+*Description: It is best to initially identify from the most lateral edges and the most posterior axial slice.
-**Notice how this lobule is not in the midsagittal slice (Figure 51)
+**Notice how this lobule is not in the midsagittal slice.
 *This lobule can also be identified in the sagittal plane as the lobule that is not present at the mid-line but becomes easily discernible roughly 15 mm from the mid-line. It is usually one branch at first that may become two or more at the lateral edges.  It should dominate the lateral portion of the cerebellum.