Folium (brain)

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A folium (Latin = "leaf"; plural = "folia") is a wrinkle (gyrus) on the surface of the cerebellum. The cortex (skin or rind) of a folium consists of three layers of cells - the top molecular layer, the Purkinje layer, and the bottom granular layer - and this cortex covers deeper white matter (interconnecting fibers).[1]

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  • Fourth ventricle. Posterior view.Deep dissection.

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    Cerebellum. Superior surface.

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    Cerebellum. Superior surface.

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