Lobule IX
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| Cerebellum Protocol Project | |||
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| Whole Cerebellum | Lobe Definitions | Vermis Definition | Lobule Delineation |
Lobule IX
- Location: Lowest portion of the cerebellum in the midsagittal
- Description: First identification can be made in the midsagittal as the region of the cerebellum that seems to be detached from the main branch (as shown in Figure 71) , after initial identification, the axial view is best for further delineation
- Best view(s) for delineation: Axial/ Coronal/ Sagittal
- It is fastest to delineate in the Coronal view because here it is a straight line instead of a circle.
Figure 1 : This is a good place to begin delineating lobule IX and the edge of the ear can be seen. This is not allways the case.
Figure 2 : Sometimes the lobules 9 in each hemisphere overlap as seen but they are not to be labeled in this manner.
Figure 3 : In this scan lobule 9 is especially large.
