Van der Colff, F.J.2020-12-292020-12-291981http://hdl.handle.net/2263/77570a. Internal carotid artery b. External carotid artery c. Vertebral artery d. Basilar artery e. Anterior inferior cerebellar artery f. Superior cerebellar artery g. Posterior communicating artery h. Anterior cerebral artery i. Corpus callosum j. Septum pellucidum k. Pericallosal artery l. Callosomarginal artery m. Parietal branch of pericallosal artery n. Thalamus o. Cerebral peduncle p. Pons q. Facial nerve r. Medulla oblongata s. Tensor veli palatini muscle t. Medial pterygoid muscle u. Styloglossus muscle v. Glossopharyngeal nerve – lingual branch w. Facial artery x. Lingual artery y. Ascending pharyngeal artery z. External carotid arterySUPERIOR VIEW: a. Middle cerebral artery; b. Insula artery; c. Anterior cranial fossa; d. InsulaFRONT VIEW: a. Sympathetic trunk; b. Superior cervical ganglion; c. Superior laryngeal nerve; d. Common carotid artery; e. Internal jugular vein; f. Vagus nervea.    Internal carotid arteryb.    External carotid arteryc.    Vertebral arteryd.    Basilar arterye.    Anterior inferior cerebellar arteryf.     Superior cerebellar arteryg.    Posterior communicating arteryh.    Anterior cerebral arteryi.      Corpus callosumj.      Septum pellucidumk.    Pericallosal arteryl.      Callosomarginal arterym.  Parietal branch of pericallosal arteryn.    Thalamuso.    Cerebral pedunclep.    Ponsq.    Facial nerver.     Medulla oblongatas.    Tensor veli palatini musclet.     Medial pterygoid muscleu.    Styloglossus musclev.    Glossopharyngeal nerve – lingual branchw.   Facial arteryx.    Lingual arteryy.    Ascending pharyngeal arteryz.    External carotid artery