"While the term "cavum septum pellucidum" is generally accepted, it is grammatically incorrect in Latin, the language from which it comes. Since it denotes a space (cavum meaning cave) of the septum pellucidum, the second part (septum pellucidum) should be in the genitive noun case, which would be inflected as cavum septi pellucidi."
"The cavum septum pellucidum commonly occurs with, and is often confused with, the cavum vergae, which is situated posterior to the anterior columns of the fornix. During development, these spaces obliterate posteroanteriorly - the cavum vergae followed by the cavum septum pellucidum - and it is not uncommon that both occur together as one contiguous space, aptly termed "cavum septum pellucidum (or septi pellucidi) et vergae"."
"While the term "cavum septum pellucidum" is generally accepted, it is grammatically incorrect in Latin, the language from which it comes. Since it denotes a space (cavum meaning cave) of the septum pellucidum, the second part (septum pellucidum) should be in the genitive noun case, which would be inflected as cavum septi pellucidi."
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"Gross anatomy"
"Boundaries"
"Related pathology"