1. Crow split his enemy's skull to the pineal gland.

2. Once, it seems, the pineal gland was an eye.

3. In reality it is a membrane, the pineal gland, regarded in the East as the seat of extra-sensory perception.

4. The pineal gland is a small structure buried deep on the brain.

5. The Pineal Toning Technique is different for each individual.

6. Method Pineal destruction and melatonin interference test were employed.

7. The subepithelial connective tissue penetrated the pineal body forming interlobular septum, and separated the pineal body to parenchymal lobules.

8. Purpose To study the MRI features of congenital pineal cyst and improve the diagnosis.

9. By initiation 6000, the pituitary, pineal and male and female chakras open.

10. Melatonin (MT) is secreted by the pineal gland and has obvious biological rhythmicity including circadian, season rhythm and life rhythm (aging clock).

11. The magnetic field is created around the pineal gland, by focusing the mind on the midway point between the pineal gland and the pituitary body.

12. Conclusion The best choice for treating symptomatic pineal cyst in children is operating it directly, and via trans-frontal- callosal -interforniceal approach maybe the optimal choice.

13. Methods MR images of 13 cases of congenital pineal cyst were studied and reviewed retrospectively.

14. The above-mentioned changes suggest that the pineal functional activities in the rat have a seasonal rhythmicity .

15. Melatonin, available over the counter, is a hormone produced inside the brain by the pineal gland.

16. A head injury can also activate the Third Eye - Pineal Gland.

17. Objective To study the therapeutic effect of surgical treatment and prognosis in pineal region tumors.

18. Conclusion Endoscopic biopsy and third ventriculostomy are effective neuroendoscopic procedures in minimally invasive preferential management of pineal region tumors.

19. ObjectiveFor exploring the ultrastructural feature and its significance of the blood capillary and the pinealocytic secretory granules in the pineal body.

20. Numerous myelinated and unmyelinated nerve fibers coming from the habenular and the posterior commissure reached the deep pineal gland.

21. Horseradish peroxidase labelled cells distributed in the parenchyma of the pineal gland.

22. Objectives To study the exposure of the structure by microsurgery through interforniceal interpositum keyhole approach to the pineal region.

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23. ATRT most commonly occurs in the posterior fossa (52%), but can be supratentorial, pineal, spinal, or multifocal.

24. Objective To study the signs and features of congenital pineal cyst on CT and MRI.

25. When a correct relationship is established between personality, operating through the pituitary body, and the soul, operating through the pineal gland, a magnetic field is created.

26. Methods CT and MRI findings in 26 cases of congenital pineal cyst were retrospectively analyzed.

27. Objective To investigate the application and the effect of stereotactic radiotherapy combined with conventional radiotherapy in the pineal germ-cell tumor.

28. The Ajna Chakra , or third eye, is linked to the pineal gland.

29. The unmyelinated nerve endings containing large dense-core vesicles appeared in the deep pineal gland and they contacted the nerve endings containing small clear vesicles with synaptic complexes.

30. Objective To evaluate the anatomical variations of the straight sinus and their effects on the infratentorial supracerebellar approach to pineal region lesions.

31. Conclusion MRI is playing a very important role in the diagnosis of congenital pineal cyst.

32. Objective To explore the structural foundation of transport pathway of pineal secretions from the pineal body to the cerebrospinal fluid of subarachnoid space .

33. The pineal gland is therefore a photosensitive organ and an important timekeeper for the human body.

34. Objective To study the microanatomy of the pineal region and measure the useful anatomical data for operation in pineal region via suboccipital and transtentorial approach.

35. Ancient Greeks pineal gland to be our connection to the Realms of Thought.

36. Results The pineal capsule was composed of a layer flattened epithelial cells and a subepithelial connective tissue.

37. Rather unromantically, the structure he chose was the humble pineal gland.

38. The pineal gland is large in children, but shrinks at puberty.

39. Pineal gland ( or pineal Body ): Endocrine gland in the Brain that produces melatonin.

40. Objective To investigate the roles of endoscopic biopsy and third ventriculostomy in the diagnosis and treatment of pineal region tumors in children.

41. The results showed that the functional status of pineal body in Laiwu Black goat changed with seasons, which could be related to goat breeding activity.

42. Because of the continued deterioration of symptoms, brain CT scans were performed and one tumor each was found in the pineal and suprasellar regions.

43. Conclusion Interforniceal interpositum approach is feasible for the tumors in pineal region and third ventricle, with satisfactory effects in clinical application.

44. Soon afterwards, operations of interforniceal interpositum approach were successfully performed in 6 patients with the tumors in pineal region and third ventricle.

45. Melatonin is a kind of indolyl hormone biosynthesized in the pineal gland , which has extensive physiological activities.

46. Results revealed that a large number of 5HTcontaining cells and fibers were observed in the pineal body.

47. ResultsThe blood vessels and capillaries in monkey pineal body existed only in the connective tissue of capsule and interlobular septum, those did not in the pineal parenchymal lobules.

48. The pineal gland secretes melanin during times of relaxation and visualization.

49. Objective To explore the transductive relationship between pineal, central nuclei of suprachiasmatic nucleus and dorsal raphe , and peripheral lymphocyte in terms of circadian rhythm.

50. The major glands of the endocrine system are the hypothalamus, pituitary, thyroid, parathyroids, adrenals, pancreas, pineal body, and the reproductive organs (ovaries and testes).

51. Methods The pineal capsule of the superficial pineal body of 1.5-month and 12-month old rats was observed under scanning electron microscope(SEM).

52. Conclusion MRI is an effective method for the diagnosis of congenital pineal cyst.

53. Conclusion Pineal intercellular canaliculus-perivascular space-epithelial openings made up the structural foundation of the chief channel for secretions of pineal body releasing into CSF.