BRAIN IN PLACE

Tympanic membrane(eardrum)

Central fissure

Inferior parietal lobule

Supramarginal gyrus

Angular gyrus

Occipital lobe

Parieto-occipitalsulcus

Transversecerebral fissure

Cerebellum

Nuchal l.

Cervical n.n.

Spinal cord

Head of themandible

Parietal lobe

Inner ear (cochlea)(semicircular canals)

Temperomandibularjoint & capsule

Frontal lobe

Temporal lobe

Olfactory bulb (nasalsensory n.n.)

Frontal sinus

Optic n.

Nasal bone

Sphenoidsinus

L. medialnasal concha

Pharyngealtonsil

L. inferiornasal concha

Inferior nasalmeatus

Hard palate

Auditory (eustachian) tube

Soft palate (uvula)

Tongue

Orbicularisoris m.

Mandible

Genioglossus m.

Precentral gyrus

Supraparietal lobule

Central fissure (of Rolando)

Postcentral sulcus

Postcentral gyrus

Inferior parietallobule

Supra-marginalgyrus

Angulargyrus

Parieto-occipitalsulcus

Transversecerebellarfissure

Cerebellum

Horizontal fissure of cerebellum

LATERAL VIEWSuperior frontal sulcus

Middle frontal gyrus

Inferior frontalsulcus

OpercularpartTriangularpart

Frontalpole

Olfactory bulb

Temporal pole

Superiortemporal gyrus

Middletemporal gyrus

Superiortemporalsulcus

Inferior temporal sulcus

Inferior temporal gyrusPons

Medulla oblongata

Lateral ventricle(s) (1st & 2nd)

Anterior communicating a.

Anterior cerebral a.

Medial striate a.

Lateralorbitofrontal a.

ARTERIES

Ascendingfrontal a.

Middlecerebral a. &branches

Middle &laterallenticulo-striate a.a.

Anteriorchoroidial a.

Posteriorcommunicating a.

Basilar a.

Superior cerebellar a.

Vertebral a.

Anterior spinal a.

Posterior spinal a.

Middle infraorbital a.

Internal carotid a.

Posteriorcerebral a.

Pontine a.a.

Anteriorinferiorcerebellar a.

Posterior inferior cerebellar a.

Internalacoustic(labyrinthine) a.

Orbitalpart

Inferiorfrontalgyrus:

Sulcus of corpus callosum

Parietal lobe

Corpus callosum

Parieto-occipitalsulcus

Occipitallobe

Pineal body

Posterior commisure

MEDIAL VIEW

Cerebellum

4th ventricle

Cerebellar cortex

Arbor vitaeSpinal cord

Cerebellarpeduncles

Superiormedullaryvellum

Corpora quadrigemina

Cerebralaqueduct

Hypophysis(pituitarygland)

Temporal lobe

Mamillary body

Cerebral pedunclePons

Medulla oblongata

Paraterminalgyrus

Thalamus (3rd

ventricle)

Optic chiasm

Hypothalamus

Cingulatesulcus

Interthalamic adhesion

Anterior commisure

Frontallobe

Central sulcus

Precentral sulcusCingulate gyrus

Fornix

Lateral fissure

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VENTRICLES

ANTERIOR VIEW

HORIZONTAL SECTION

FRONTAL SECTION

INFERIOR VIEW

Genu of corpus callosum

Lateral sulcus

Columns of fornix

Anterior horn of lateral ventricle

Red nucleus

Subthalamicnucleus

Superior colliculus

Inferior horn of lateral ventricle

Vermis of cerebellum

Head of caudate nucleus

Internal capsule

Claustrum

Externalcapsule

Putamen

Globuspallidis

Posteriorpart ofinternalcapsule

Thalamus

3rd ventricle

Pineal body

Tail ofcaudatenucleus

Choroid plexus

Optic radiation

Choroid plexus of lateral ventricle

Longitudinal cerebral fissure

Corpus callosum trunk

Septum pellucidumColumns of fornix

Head of caudate nucleus

3rd ventricle

Medial thalamic nucleus

Insular gyrus

Lateral sulcus

Optic tract

Longitudinal fasciculusof pons

Foramen caecum

Flocculus

Choroid plexus ofventricle IV

Medulla oblongata

Pyramidal decussationSpinal cord

Inferior olive

Vagus n. rootlets

Glossopharyngealn. rootlets

Facial n.

Intermedius &vestibulocochlear n.

Middle cerebellarpeduncle

Cerebral penduncle

Mamillarybody nucleus

Hippocampus

Choroid plexusof lateralventricle,inferior horn

Globus pallidis

Claustrum

External capsule

Internal capsule Frontal pole

Lateral sulcus

Temporal lobe

Pons

Flocculus

Medulla oblongata

Cerebellum

Frontal lobe

Olfactory bulb I

Olfactory tract

Optic n. II

Optic chasm

Mamillarybody

Hypophysis(pituitary)

Oculomotorn. III Cerebral

penducle

Trochlear n. IV

Trigeminal n. V

Abducens n. VI

Facial n. VII

Intermedial n.

Vestibulocochlearn. VIII

Glossopharyngeal n. IV

Vagus n. X

Hypoglossal n. XIIAccessory n. XI

1st cervical n.

2nd cervical n.

Spinal cord

Frontal pole of cerebrumStraight gyrus

Olfactory sulcusOrbital sulci

Orbital gyriTemporal pole

Anterior perforate substance

Lateral sulcusTuber cinereum

UncusRhinal sulcus

Inferior temporal sulcus

Cerebral peduncleInferior temporal gyrus

Posterior perforatedsubstance

Substantia nigraRed nucleus

Cerebral aqueduct

Longitudinal cerebral fissureOccipital pole of cerebrum

Isthmus of cingulate gyrusCalcerine sulcus

Lingual gyrusParahippocampal gyrus

Collateral sulcusMedial occipitotemporal gyrus

Lateral occipitotemporal gyrus

Longitudinal cerebral fissure

Olfactory bulb I

Olfactory tract

Optic chiasm II

Optic n. IIHypophysis (pituitarygland)

Optic tractMamillary body

Oculomotor n. IIITrochlear n. IV

PonsOphthalmic n.Maxillary n.Mandibular n.

Tri-geminaln. V

Abducens n. VIFacial n. VII

VermisSpinal cord

Cerebellum

Superior semilunarlobule

1st cervical n.

Lobus simplex

Medulla oblongata

Hypoglossal n. XII

Accessory n. XIVagus n. X

Glosso-pharyngeal n. IX

Choroid plexus

Vestibulo-cochlear n. VIII

Intermedial n.

Lateral ventricle central part

Posterior horn

Cerebral aqueduct

Inferior horn oflateral ventricle

Median aperture

3rd ventricle

Interthalamic adhesion

Interventricular foramen of Monroe

Anterior commisure

Anterior horn

Optic recess

Optic chiasm

Infundibular recess

4th ventricle

Central canal

Lateral recess of4th ventricle

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Putamenlentiform nucleus

Interpeduncular fossa

Longitudinal cerebral fissure

Anterior part of internal capsuleSeptum pellucidum

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