Looking at the brain from different angles: sagittal sections

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Looking at the brain from different angles: sagittal sections

Last updated on Monday, July 8 2013 by jdmiles

Recognizing structures in sagittal slices of brain.

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Sagittal gross section of normal brain

Sagittal gross section of normal brain
This is a sagittal slice, somewhat to the left of the midline, of normal brain.

midsagittal section of brain - illustration from Gray's anatomy

midsagittal section of brain - illustration from Gray's anatomy
Mesial aspect of a brain sectioned in the mid-sagittal plane.

Midsagittal section of brain - illustration from Gray's anatomy

Midsagittal section of brain - illustration from Gray's anatomy
Median sagittal section of brain. The relations of the pia mater are indicated by the red color.

Sagittal gross section of normal midbrain

Sagittal gross section of normal midbrain
Sagittal gross section of normal midbrain

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