Glandula pinealis

The video tutorial explores the pineal gland, also known as Glandula Pineale, detailing its location, structure, and function. It highlights the gland's anatomy, including its position in the brain and its connections with other brain structures. The tutorial explains the gland's role as an endocrine organ, particularly in melatonin production, which regulates sleep and reproductive functions. It also covers the blood supply and venous drainage of the pineal gland, emphasizing its unique position among the brain's circum ventricular organs.

Explain the relationship between melatonin levels and puberty onset.

How does the blood supply to the pineal gland differ from other brain regions?