A microanatomical study of the precentral cerebral wall in human fetuses of the second trimester with ventriculomegaly and corpus callosal dysgenesis.

Background: The complex structure and function of the cerebrum make it a key focus in neuroscience research. It develops from telencephalic vesicles through processes such as cell growth, division, and migration from the neuroepithelium's ventricular matrix, forming the six-layered isocortex or neocortex. Multipotent neuroepithelial cells give rise to both neuronal and glial precursors, which populate the cerebral cortex.

A rare anomalous muscle in the popliteal region - a case report.

Anomalous muscles are rarely seen in the popliteal region of the lower limb. Some of them are harmless and go unnoticed and some create problems such as neuropathies. We report a novel case of an unusual additional muscle in this region.

Exploring the atlantic part of the vertebral artery in the South Indian population and its implications in spine surgery.

Study Design: A descriptive, quantitative cross-sectional study of the atlantic part (V3) of the vertebral artery (VA).

Purpose: This study aimed to bridge the research gap in the morphometry of the V3 segment of the VA in the South Indian population.

Overview Of Literature: The microsurgical anatomy of this segment of the VA has been explored in various populations, and a thorough understanding of the anatomy and course of the VA, particularly the V3 segment, is essential to prevent iatrogenic complications.