hoofdcompartiments
Hoofdcompartiments, also known as cranial compartments, refer to the three main divisions of the skull that house the brain and its protective coverings. These compartments are separated by the diploë, the double-layered membrane that forms the skull's inner surface. The three hoofdcompartiments are:
1. Cranium: The uppermost compartment, which houses the cerebrum, the largest part of the brain responsible
2. Middenhersenschouder: The middle compartment, located between the cranium and the basisphenoid. It contains the diencephalon,
3. Basisphenoid: The lowest compartment, situated at the base of the skull. It houses the brainstem, which
Each compartment plays a crucial role in protecting the brain and its vital functions. The skull's structure,