What is Magna's tanker?

Magna tank, opening in the subarachnoid cavity in the brain, is thus named for its large size. In fact, it is the largest of the holes that can be found in this central nervous system. The Magna tank is also known as the cerebelomedular tank. It runs along the brain, a part of the brain that is responsible for the coordination of movement, and also for contributing to other functions such as vigilance, speech and response to emotions such as fear and joy. It is also near the upper surface of Medulla Oblongata. This is the lower part of the back of the brain called the brain stem, which allows function such as breathing, blood pressure, heart and respiratory frequency and sexual excitement. It is a creotesky space between the Arachnoid mater and the PIA Mater. These are membranes that represent two of the three menings covering the central nervous system, namely the brain and spinal cord. Arachnoid is named for its shape, which resembles the shape of a spider web.

The third membrane, which covers the central nervous system, dura mater, sits on top of Arachnoid and PIA Mater as the farthest layers of the system. Surrounding the brain and spinal cord maintains a pure, colorless fluid called cerebrospinal fluid or cerebrospinalis liqueur. It is produced in the Plex with a choroid and pours into a tank magny from the side and medium openings of one of the cavities filled with the brain, referred to as the fourth chamber. By infiltrating the tank between several other regions, the cerebrospinal fluid acts as floating and protective devices for the entire brain.

accompanying the Magna tank is several other holes, all of which are smaller. Pontine tank and interpeduncular tank can also be found in the subarachnoid space. The first one contains a blood vessel called a basillary artery, which provides oxygenated blood into the brain, while the second is named after its closure of the stem structures in the brain, called brain stopwatch. Among other remarkable tanks exceptMagna tank belongs to a superior tank, which contains a large blood vessel known as a large brain vein; and the surrounding tank, which can be considered as an extension of the above hole.