mmcc llvvddrdrdmmccclllvvddrdrdm (medial)c (central)l (lateral)*v (ventral)d (dorsal)rd (retrodorsal)PANELSTIERS*This panel includes the lateral
and far lateral subdivisionsGRID KEY (based on Altman and Bayer, 2001)1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
MOTOR COLUMN KEY10611021981941901861821781741701Colormv
(all sections) AXIALDIAPHRAGM,
PROXIMAL
UPPER LIMB
(SHOULDER)PROXIMO-DISTAL
UPPER LIMB
(ARM AND FOREARM)DISTAL
UPPER LIMB
(WRIST AND HAND)cv, cd
(sections 701-821)cv, cd
(sections 701-821)cd (sections 741-781)
ld, lv (sections 821-1061)
ld (sections 821-981)
1v (section 1021)
lrd (section 1061)
ld
(sections 901-1061)lrd
(sections 861-1061)lrd
(sections 861-1061)lrd
(sections 861-1061)edge of
white matteredge of
gray mattersection
number121234(^21)
3
4
1
2
(^43)
5
1
(^778)
99
44
5
(^778)
99
44
5
6 1
(^788)
9
4
5
(^61)
(^7889)
44
5
6
1
(^789)
4 5
6
1
7
88 99
4
5
66
1
Cervical Sections of 3-D Model
Labeled Number (also in Figures 27C-28C)
Column (Panel and Tier)
Muscle Innervation (?)
UPPER
CERVICAL
LOWER
CERVICAL
Figure 23. This specimen from the Yakovlev Collection contains serially numbered 35-μm thick sections. All outlines are profi les of the sections used
in the cervical region of the spinal cord. These profi les were constructed from the right side of the section, then copied to the left side to make the model
symmetrical. Two of these sections are illustrated in the Atlas. Section 741 is in Plate 30; section 981 is in Plate 31. The cervical model is shown by
itself in Figures 27 and 28. After fi xation, the cervical region of the model is 12.6 mm long.
GW14, CR 108 mm, Y68-65 FIGURE 23