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November 22, 2006

The plastinated brain:

The Plastinated Brain is a website with some amazing pictures of a dissected brain preserved with a process called plastination.

The website is from the Institute for Anatomy at the University of Vienna and intends to help people understand human brain anatomy.

Plastination preserves the body in a state where a remarkable amount of detail can be seen.

You can navigate through the brain slice by slice, or see particular parts taken out and examined in detail.

Each part is also labelled, so if you're keen to polish up your neuroanatomy, there's plenty of material to help you on your way.


Link to The Plastinated Brain.

Vaughan.

Posted at November 22, 2006 08:30 AM

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