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Equine Nervous System - Horse Anatomy (view source)
Revision as of 20:09, 21 November 2012
, 20:09, 21 November 2012→Central Nervous System
Large amounts of CSF are drained into venous sinuses through arachnoid granulations in the '''dorsal sagittal sinus'''. The dorsal sagittal sinus is located between the folds of dura, known as the '''falx cerebri''', covering each of the cerebral hemispheres. Arachnoid granulations contain many villi that are able to act as a one way valve helping to regulate pressure within the CSF, and these '''arachnoid villi''' push through the dura and into the venous sinuses.
Large amounts of CSF are drained into venous sinuses through arachnoid granulations in the '''dorsal sagittal sinus'''. The dorsal sagittal sinus is located between the folds of dura, known as the '''falx cerebri''', covering each of the cerebral hemispheres. Arachnoid granulations contain many villi that are able to act as a one way valve helping to regulate pressure within the CSF, and these '''arachnoid villi''' push through the dura and into the venous sinuses.
===Vasculature===
==Peripheral Nervous System==
==Peripheral Nervous System==