The meningeal arrangement of the avian lumbosacral spinal cord
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The meningeal arrangement of the lumbosacral cord of Gallus is comparable to that of mammals. The meninges are formed by three lamellae: inner, intermediate, and outer. The arachnoid space, between the outer and intermediate lamellae, is wide and filled with a trabecular network, except in the region of the glycogen body and lobes of Lachi. This region is invaded by the glycogen body cells which also disrupt the inner and intermediate lamellae. A similarity between this region and the cerebellomedullary cistern of mammals is postulated, and the meaning of the presence of glycogen in the outer cerebrospinal fluid compartment is also discussed.
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