cerebellum fissure

cerebellar fissure

One of a set of deep furrows which divide the lobules of the cerebellum. Examples: postcentral, primary and secondary furrows.

Type Organ
Body System Nervous
Parent Structure subarachnoid fissure
Latin Name cerebellar fissure
FMA ID 321547

Sub-structures

ansoparamedian fissure of cerebellum Organ horizontal fissure of cerebellum Organ intraculminate fissure of cerebellum Organ postcentral fissure of cerebellum Organ posterior superior fissure of cerebellum Organ posterolateral fissure of cerebellum Organ precentral fissure of cerebellum Organ prepyramidal fissure of cerebellum Organ primary fissure of cerebellum Organ secondary fissure of cerebellum Organ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cerebellum fissure?
One of a set of deep furrows which divide the lobules of the cerebellum. Examples: postcentral, primary and secondary furrows.
What body system is the cerebellum fissure part of?
The cerebellum fissure is part of the Nervous.
What is the Latin name for the cerebellum fissure?
The Latin name for the cerebellum fissure is cerebellar fissure.

Related Structures

accessory nucleus of optic tract nuclei accessorii tractus optici accessory pretectal nucleus APN aggregate regional part of brain set of nuclei of neuraxis alar plate midbrain amiculum of dentate nucleus amiculum nuclei dentati amiculum of inferior olive ami ampulla caudalis ansa peduncularis ansa peduncularis in thalamo

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Data sources: Terminologia Anatomica, Foundational Model of Anatomy, Wikidata.