The Ventricles
Overview
The cerebral ventricles are interconnected fluid–filled spaces that are extensions of the spinal cord. They have no unique function but provide cushioning against brain damage and are useful landmarks for determining the location of other brain structures.
Overview
The cerebral ventricles are interconnected fluid–filled spaces that are extensions of the spinal cord. They have no unique function but provide cushioning against brain damage and are useful landmarks for determining the location of other brain structures.
