The aims were (1) to evaluate the location of INPH-related structural abnormalities of the lateral ventricles and (2) to investigate ...SkiptomaincontentThankyouforvisitingnature.com.YouareusingabrowserversionwithlimitedsupportforCSS.Toobtainthebestexperience,werecommendyouuseamoreuptodatebrowser(orturnoffcompatibilitymodeinInternetExplorer).Inthemeantime,toensurecontinuedsupport,wearedisplayingthesitewithoutstylesandJavaScript.AdvertisementnaturescientificreportsarticlesarticleLateralVentricleEnlargementandCorticalThinninginIdiopathicNormal-pressureHydrocephalusPatientsDownloadPDFSubjectsDiagnosticmarkersHydrocephalusNeurodegenerativediseasesAbstractWeutilizedthree-dimensional,surface-based,morphometricanalysistoinvestigateventricleshapebetween2groups:(1)idiopathicnormal-pressurehydrocephalus(INPH)patientswhohadapositiveresponsetothecerebrospinalfluidtaptest(CSFTT)and(2)healthycontrols.Theaimswere(1)toevaluatethelocationofINPH-relatedstructuralabnormalitiesofthelateralventriclesand(2)toinvestigaterelationshipsbetweenlateralventricularenlargementandcorticalthinninginINPHpatients.Thirty-threeINPHpatientsand23healthycontrolswereincludedinthisstudy.Weusedsparsecanonicalcorrelationanalysistoshowcorrelatedregionsofventricularsurfaceexpansionandcorticalthinning.SignificantsurfaceexpansionintheINPHgroupwasobservedmainlyinclustersbilaterallylocatedinthesuperiorportionofthelateralventricles,adjacenttothehighconvexityofthefrontalandparietalregions.INPHpatientsshowedasignificantbilateralexpansionofboththetemporalhornsofthelateralventriclesandthemedialaspectsofthefrontalhornsofthelateralventriclestosurroundingbrainregions,includingthemedialfrontallobe.Ventricularsurfaceexpansionwasassociatedwithcorticalthinninginthebilateralorbitofrontalcortex,bilateralrostralanteriorcingulatecortex,leftparahippocampalcortex,lefttemporalpole,rightinsula,rightinferiortemporalcortex,andrightfusiformgyrus.TheseresultssuggestthatpatientswithINPHhaveuniquepatternsofventricularsurfaceexpansion.Ourfin

The lateral ventricles are paired C-shaped structures comprising a body and atrium along with 3 projections into the frontal, temporal, ...SkiptomaincontentReviewArticleREVIEWARTICLEOpenAccessTheLateralVentricles:ADetailedReviewofAnatomy,Development,andAnatomicVariationsC.L.Scelsi,T.A.Rahim,J.A.Morris,G.J.Kramer,B.C.GilbertandS.E.ForseenAmericanJournalofNeuroradiologyFebruary2020,DOI:https://doi.org/10.3174/ajnr.A6456C.L.ScelsiaFromtheDepartmentsofRadiology(C.L.S.,T.A.R.,J.A.M.,G.J.K.)FindthisauthoronGoogleScholarFindthisauthoronPubMedSearchforthisauthoronthissiteORCIDrecordforC.L.ScelsiT.A.RahimaFromtheDepartmentsofRadiology(C.L.S.,T.A.R.,J.A.M.,G.J.K.)FindthisauthoronGoogleScholarFindthisauthoronPubMedSearchforthisauthoronthissiteORCIDrecordforT.A.RahimJ.A.MorrisaFromtheDepartmentsofRadiology(C.L.S.,T.A.R.,J.A.M.,G.J.K.)FindthisauthoronGoogleScholarFindthisauthoronPubMedSearchforthisauthoronthissiteORCIDrecordforJ.A.MorrisG.J.KrameraFromtheDepartmentsofRadiology(C.L.S.,T.A.R.,J.A.M.,G.J.K.)FindthisauthoronGoogleScholarFindthisauthoronPubMedSearchforthisauthoronthissiteORCIDrecordforG.J.KramerB.C.GilbertbNeuroradiology(B.C.G.,S.E.F.),MedicalCollegeofGeorgia,Augusta,Georgia.FindthisauthoronGoogleScholarFindthisauthoronPubMedSearchforthisauthoronthissiteORCIDrecordforB.C.GilbertS.E.ForseenbNeuroradiology(B.C.G.,S.E.F.),MedicalCollegeofGeorgia,Augusta,Georgia.FindthisauthoronGoogleScholarFindthisauthoronPubMedSearchforthisauthoronthissiteORCIDrecordforS.E.ForseenArticleFigures&DataInfo&MetricsReferencesPDFSUMMARY:ThecerebralventricleshavebeenstudiedsincethefourthcenturyBCandwereoriginallythoughttoharborthesoulandhigherexecutivefunctions.Duringtheinfancyofneuroradiology,alterationstotheventricularshapeandpositiononpneumoencephalographyandventriculographyweresignsofmasseffectorvolumeloss.However,inthecurrenteraofhigh-resolutioncross-sectionalimaging,variationinventricularanatomyismoreeasilydetectableanditsclinicalsignificanceisstillbeinginvestigated.Interpretingradiolog

The lateral ventricles are the largest in the series of four interconnecting fluid-filled cavities within the brain. These cavities and their ...Connectionlost.Pleaserefreshthepage.OnlineKenhubLoginRegisterAnatomyBasicsUpperlimbLowerlimbSpineandbackThoraxAbdomenPelvisandperineumHeadandneckNeuroanatomyCrosssectionsHistologyGeneralSystemsFetaltissuesRadiologicalanatomyHeadandneckAbdomenandpelvisUpperextremityLowerextremityThoraxGermanPortugueseSpanishGethelpHowtostudyKenhubEN|DE|PT|ESGethelpHowtostudyLoginRegisterAnatomyBasicsTerminologyIntroductiontothemusculoskeletalsystemIntroductiontotheothersystemsUpperlimbOverviewShoulderandarmElbowandforearmWristandhandNervesandvesselsLowerlimbOverviewHipandthighKneeandlegAnkleandfootNervesandvesselsSpineandbackOverviewSpineBackThoraxThoracicwallFemalebreastMediastinumLungsHeartDiaphragmAbdomenAbdominalwallPeritoneumStomachSpleenLiverPancreasSmallintestineLargeintestineKidneysanduretersNerves,vesselsandlymphaticsoftheabdomenPelvisandperineumPelvicgirdleandfloorFemalepelvisandreproductiveorgansMalepelvisandreproductiveorgansUrinarybladderandurethraPerineumNerves,vesselsandlymphaticsofthepelvisHeadandneckOverviewSkullHeadOrbitandcontentsNasalregionEarTeethOralcavityPharynxNeckNervesandvesselsNeuroanatomyCerebrumSubcorticalstructuresCerebellumandbrainstemVentricles,meningesandbloodvesselsSpinalcordPathwaysofthenervoussystemCranialnervesPeripheralnervoussystemCrosssectionsHeadandneckUpperlimbThoraxAbdomenMalepelvisFemalepelvisLowerextremityHistologyGeneralIntroductiontocellsandtissuesEpithelialtissueConnectivetissueNervoustissueMuscletissueCartilageandboneSystemsCardiovascularsystemNervoussystemIntegumentarysystemMusculoskeletalsystemRespiratorysystemUrinarysystemEndocrinesystemDigestivesystemLymphaticsystemMalereproductivesystemFemalereproductivesystemFetaltissuesHeadandneckTrunkandlimbsRadiologicalanatomyHeadandneckHead:AxialCTBrain:AxialMRIT2Face:AxialMRIT2Neck:AxialCTAbdomenandpelvisAbdomen:AxialMRIT2Abdomen:AxialCTFemalepelvis

The lateral ventricles are paired CSF-filled spaces in the cerebrum and part of the ventricular system of the brain. They are larger than ...×ArticlesLogInCasesSignUpCoursesQuizDonateAbout×MenuSearchADVERTISEMENT:Radiopaediaisfreethankstooursupportersandadvertisers.BecomeaGoldSupporterandseenoads.ArticlesCasesCoursesLogInLoginSignup{"url":"/signup-modal-props.json?lang=us\u0026email="}ArticlesCasesCoursesQuizAboutRecentEditsGoad-freeSearchLateralventricleLastrevisedbyDrDanielJBell◉on30Jun2021EditarticleViewrevisionhistoryReportproblemwithArticleCitation,DOIandarticledataCitation:Jones,J.,Bell,D.Lateralventricle.Referencearticle,Radiopaedia.org.(accessedon19Oct2021)https://radiopaedia.org/articles/5838DOI:-Permalink:https://radiopaedia.org/articles/5838rID:5838Articlecreated:23Mar2009byDrJeremyJones◉Revisions:28timesby13users-seefullrevisionhistorySystem:CentralNervousSystemSection:AnatomyTags:refs,rewriteSynonyms:LateralventriclesURLofArticleThelateralventriclesarepairedCSF-filledspacesinthecerebrumandpartoftheventricularsystemofthebrain.Theyarelargerthanthethirdorfourthventricles butcanbeasymmetrical. Eachhasfivedivisions,includingthreehornsthatprojectintothelobeafterwhichtheyarenamed:anterior/frontalhorninferior/temporalhornbodytrigone/atriumposterior/occipitalhornbilaterallywelldevelopedinonly12%ofsubjects3maybeabsent,poorlydeveloped,asymmetricalCSF isproducedinthechoroidplexus locatedalongthelateralwallsofthelateralventriclesrelatedtothechoroidfissureandexitsalongtheinterventricularforamen(ofMonro) intothethirdventricle. Thecentralpartofthelateralventricleiscalledthecellamedia.Theposteriorconfluenceoftheoccipitalandtemporalhornsiscalledthetrigoneoratriumoftheventricles.Onthispage:Article:VariantanatomyRelatedpathologySeealsoRelatedarticlesReferencesImages:CasesandfiguresVariantanatomycoarctationoffrontalhornorbodyaplasiaorhypoplasiaofposteriorhornasymmetryoflateralventriclecavumseptumpellucidumcavumseptumpellucidumetvergaecavumveliinterpositiRelatedpathologyThev

LateralventriclesFromWikipedia,thefreeencyclopediaJumptonavigationJumptosearchTwolargestventriclesineachcerebralhemisphereLateralventriclesSchemeshowingrelationsoftheventriclestothesurfaceofthebrain;orientedfacingleft.Drawingofacastoftheventricularcavities,viewedfromtheside;orientedfacingright.DetailsIdentifiersLatinventriculuslateralisMeSHD020547NeuroNames209NeuroLexIDbirnlex_1263TA98A14.1.09.272TA25639FMA78448Anatomicaltermsofneuroanatomy[editonWikidata]Thelateralventriclesarethetwolargestventriclesofthebrainandcontaincerebrospinalfluid(CSF).Eachcerebralhemispherecontainsalateralventricle,knownastheleftorrightventricle,respectively.EachlateralventricleresemblesaC-shapedcavitythatbeginsataninferiorhorninthetemporallobe,travelsthroughabodyintheparietallobeandfrontallobe,andultimatelyterminatesattheinterventricularforaminawhereeachlateralventricleconnectstothesingle,centralthirdventricle.Alongthepath,aposteriorhornextendsbackwardintotheoccipitallobe,andananteriorhornextendsfartherintothefrontallobe.Contents1Structure1.1Anteriorhornsoflateralventricle1.2Bodyofthelateralventricle1.3Trigoneoflateralventricle1.4Posteriorhornoflateralventricle1.5Inferiorhornoflateralventricle1.6Development2Clinicalsignificance3Additionalimages4Seealso5ReferencesStructure[edit]LateralventriclesandhornsThelateralventriclesconnectedtothethirdventriclebytheinterventricularforaminaEachlateralventricletakestheformofanelongatedcurve,withanadditionalanterior-facingcontinuationemerginginferiorlyfromapointneartheposteriorendofthecurve;thejunctionisknownasthetrigoneofthelateralventricle.Thecentreofthesuperiorcurveisreferredtoasthebody,whilethethreeremainingportionsareknownashorns(cornuainLatin);theyareusuallyreferredtobytheirpositionrelativetothebody(anterior,posterior,orinferior),orsometimesbythelobeofthecerebralcortexintowhichtheyextend.Thoughsomewhatflat,thelateralventricleshaveavaguelytriangularcross-section.Ependyma,whichareneuroepithelialcells,linetheventricularsystemincludingthelateralventric

The lateral ventricles are paired C-shaped structures comprising a body and atrium along with 3 projections into the frontal, temporal, and occipital lobes, ...NCBISkiptomaincontentSkiptonavigationResourcesHowToAboutNCBIAccesskeysMyNCBISignintoNCBISignOutTryoutPMCLabsandtelluswhatyouthink.LearnMore.JournalListAJNRAmJNeuroradiolv.41(4);2020AprPMC7144651AJNRAmJNeuroradiol.2020Apr;41(4):566–572.doi: 10.3174/ajnr.A6456PMCID:PMC7144651PMID:32079598TheLateralVentricles:ADetailedReviewofAnatomy,Development,andAnatomicVariationsC.L.Scelsi,aT.A.Rahim,aJ.A.Morris,aG.J.Kramer,aB.C.Gilbert,bandS.E.ForseenbC.L.ScelsiaFromtheDepartmentsofRadiology(C.L.S.,T.A.R.,J.A.M.,G.J.K.)FindarticlesbyC.L.ScelsiT.A.RahimaFromtheDepartmentsofRadiology(C.L.S.,T.A.R.,J.A.M.,G.J.K.)FindarticlesbyT.A.RahimJ.A.MorrisaFromtheDepartmentsofRadiology(C.L.S.,T.A.R.,J.A.M.,G.J.K.)FindarticlesbyJ.A.MorrisG.J.KrameraFromtheDepartmentsofRadiology(C.L.S.,T.A.R.,J.A.M.,G.J.K.)FindarticlesbyG.J.KramerB.C.GilbertbNeuroradiology(B.C.G.,S.E.F.),MedicalCollegeofGeorgia,Augusta,Georgia.FindarticlesbyB.C.GilbertS.E.ForseenbNeuroradiology(B.C.G.,S.E.F.),MedicalCollegeofGeorgia,Augusta,Georgia.FindarticlesbyS.E.ForseenAuthorinformationArticlenotesCopyrightandLicenseinformationDisclaimeraFromtheDepartmentsofRadiology(C.L.S.,T.A.R.,J.A.M.,G.J.K.)bNeuroradiology(B.C.G.,S.E.F.),MedicalCollegeofGeorgia,Augusta,Georgia.Correspondingauthor.PleaseaddresscorrespondencetoChrisL.Scelsi,DO,112015thSt,Augusta,GA,30912;e-mail:ude.atsugua@islecscReceived2019Nov12;Accepted2020Jan6.Copyright©2020byAmericanJournalofNeuroradiologyIndicatesopenaccesstonon-subscribersatwww.ajnr.orgThisarticlehasbeencitedbyotherarticlesinPMC.ThecerebralventricleshavebeenstudiedsincethefourthcenturyBCandwereoriginallythoughttoharborthesoulandhigherexecutivefunctions.Duringtheinfancyofneuroradiology,alterationstotheventricularshapeandpositiononpneumoencephalographyandventriculographyweresignsofmasseffectorvolumeloss.However,inthecurrenteraofhigh-resolutioncr