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The midbrain connects the cerebral cortex with the pons and medulla. The midbrain is divided into two parts by a transverse line passing through the cerebral aqueduct into dorsal tectum and ventral tegmentum. The tegmentum is further divided into tegmentum proper and crus cerebri by the substantia nigra. The substantia nigra contain melanin containing neurons and depigmentation lead to Parkinsons disease. Decussation of superior peduncle and red nucleus are at the level of inferior and superior colliculi respectively. The medial, lateral, trigeminal and spinal lemniscus are in the anterolateral part. The corticospinal, frontopontine and temporopontine fibers pass through the cerebral peduncle
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