Transparent Ventricular Model

Description: 

The lateral ventricle is composed of the frontal horn, body, temporal horn, and occipital horn, and the inner walls of the frontal horn and body are transparent septa. The corpus callosum is closely related to the frontal horn, with the top and side walls of the cerebral lateral ventricular anterior horn formed below the corpus callosum and at the knee, and the interventricular foramen serving as the posterior boundary of the anterior horn. The lateral wall is the middle area of the caudate nucleus. Using neuroendoscopy to enter the lateral ventricle through the frontal horn can clearly display the structural features of the frontal horn, body, occipital horn, and ventricular wall of the lateral ventricle.