 | Ernst Fuchs - 1892 - 830 pages
...interspace remaining between the sheaths, consisting of the suhdural space, sd, and the snbaracnnoid space, sa. Both spaces have a blind ending in the sclera at **. The sheath of dura mater passes into the external layers, ao. of the sclera. the sheath of pia... | |
 | Simeon Snell - 1898 - 220 pages
...interspaces, se separating them, correspond to the septa composed of connective tissue. The nerve trunk is enveloped by the sheath of pia mater, p, the arachnoid...the sheath of pia mater into the internal layers, s, which latter extend, as the lamina cribrosa, transversely across the course of the optic nerve.... | |
 | Charles Hamilton Hughes - 1903 - 484 pages
...remaining between the sheaths, consist ing of the sul xln nil space. vd. and the snbarachnoid space, «i. Both spaces have a blind ending in the sclera at e....sheath of dura mater passes into the external layers, «f. of Ihe sclera. the sheath of pla mater into the internal layers, si. which latter extend as the... | |
 | Lawrance Webster Fox - 1909 - 854 pages
...connective tissue. The nerve trunk is enveloped by the sheath of pia mater, p, the arachnoid sheath, or, and the sheath of dura mater, du. There is a free...sheath of dura mater passes into the external layers, so. of the sclera, the sheath of pia mater into the internal layers, si', which latter extend as the... | |
 | Kent Oscanyan Foltz - 1909 - 598 pages
...die. There is a free interspace remaining between the sheaths, the subdural, sif, and subarachnoid, sa. Both spaces have a blind ending in the sclera at e. The dural passes into the external layers, sa, of the sclera, the pial into the internal layers, si, which... | |
 | John Elmer Weeks - 1910 - 1010 pages
...remaining between the sheaths, consisting of the subdural space («d) and the subaruchnoid space («o). Both spaces have a blind ending in the sclera at e....sheath of dura mater passes into the external layers («a) of the sclera, the sheath of pia mater into the internal layers (»t), which latter extend as... | |
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... which latter extend, as the lamina cribrosa, transversely across the course of the optic nerve. The nerve is represented in front of the lamina as of light colour, because here it consists of nonmedullated, and hence transparent, nerve fibres. 