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Pacinian Corpuscles

Explore the anatomy from Pacinian Corpuscles to Choroid Plexus in sensory perception and cerebrospinal fluid regulation.

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Pacinian Corpuscles

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  1. Pacinian Corpuscles

  2. Pacinian Corpuscles

  3. Meissner’s Corpuscles

  4. Nasal Cavity

  5. Nasal Cavity

  6. Nasal Cavity

  7. Nasal Cavity

  8. Eye

  9. Eye A = Cornea B = Iris C = Retina D = Optic Nerve E = Lens F = Eyelid

  10. Eye: Cornea

  11. Eye: Ciliary Body

  12. Eye: Ciliary Processes

  13. Eye: Iris

  14. Eye: Lens

  15. Eye: Retina

  16. Eye: Retina

  17. Eye: Retina

  18. Choroid Plexus In the four cerebral ventricles, the ependymal layer is modified to perform a secretory function and forms the choroid plexus. In development, the innermost meningeal layer, the pia mater, in these areas becomes highly vascularized and projects into the ventricle as a series of villus-like processes called the choroid plexus (arrow). Cerebral cortex flanks the choroid plexus, and part of the cerebellum (arrowhead) is above the villi. (c) 1998 Keyboard Publishing, Inc.

  19. Choroid Plexus

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