What are the side chambers?

Despite the common connotations of the word "chamber", the side chambers are not in the heart but in the brain. The brain is largely formed by the dense collections of nerve tissue and the ventricular system of the brain is connected to the central channel of the spinal cord and helps circulate the necessary cerebrospinal fluid in the brain. This fluid is used to protect the brain and allows the brain to "float" in the skull, reducing its relative weight. They are roughly in the shape of a horseshoe, with a central area and front or frontal, rear or rear and lower or temporary corners. This curved shape causes the side chambers to pass through all four brain lobes - frontal, temporal, parietal and occipital.nd are the largest of the chambers. Above the front corners of each side chamber are corpus callosum , the thick weight of nerve tissue that connects the brain with the right and left side and allows them to communicate. In the back of the brain, the rear corners pass through the rear lobe. Time corners go through the temporary lobes that are located behindtemples.

In interventricular foramin , the side chambers are connected to the third chamber. From the third chamber, the system continues to the fourth chamber, which is the lowest chamber in the system. The fourth chamber then connects to the spinal cord and completes the system.

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cerebrospinal fluid, which is circulated by side chambers and the rest of the ventricular system, performs several important functions. Increases the buzz of the brain so that the lower part of the brain is not crushed by the total weight of the organ and helps maintain the right pressure in the skull. It also protects the brain from injury when the head is hit or hit. In addition, brain fluid helps bring nutrients to the brain, remove waste and helps maintain proper chemical balance.

Four chambers are the side chambers most likely to experience meningiomas , which are tumors that occur in the nervous system. These tumors are usually benign but in rareCases may be malignant. Meningiomas often do not create any symptoms. If they cause problems such as impaired vision or inter -cenal pressure, they can usually be surgically removed.