Atlas of the Human Brain

This unique atlas of the human brain correlates studies of post mortem tissue with the in situ, cross-sectional brain and MRIs of the same brain in situ with in vivo images from normal volunteers. This atlas contains a series of maps, each featuring different aspects of brain morphology and topography. The atlas is divided into two sections: the Topographic and Topometric Atlas and the Myeloarchitectonic Atlas. The Topographic and Topometric atlas presents the surface anatomy of the brain over a topometric grid, together with corresponding in situ sections of the entire head, placed on stereotaxic grids in order to emphasize the brain. The part of the atlas is further divided into three sections: the Horizontal, the Coronal, and the Sagittal. The Myeloarchitectonic atlas presents 69 myelin-stained sections cut perpendicular to the intercommissural line depicting mainly subcortical structures. Each plate has corresponding schematic diagrams defining position, extent, and relationship of nuclei and pathways of the forebrain and mesencephalon. Key Features ofTopographic and Topometric Atlas: * Sections are cut at regular, 1-cm thick intervals in all planes of section * Both sides of section are shown * Includes corresponding X-rays and MRIs of the same head and an in vivo MRI from a healthy volunteer Key Features of Myeloarchitectonic Atlas: * The most comprehensive delineations available; suitable for mapping of neurotransmitters, neuropeptides, and receptors * Sections are from a reference brain used by preeminent neuroanatomists: Vogts, Brockhaus, Hassler, Wahren, Hopf, and Sanides * Includes 4 pages of 36 reduced figures showing gyrification and subcortical detail

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Paxinos, George

Mai, Juergen K.

Assheuer, Joseph K.

Atlases & Maps

Academic Press

This unique atlas of the human brain correlates studies of post mortem tissue with the in situ, cross-sectional brain and MRIs of the same brain in situ with in vivo images from normal volunteers. This atlas contains a series of maps, each featuring different aspects of brain morphology and topography. The atlas is divided into two sections: the Topographic and Topometric Atlas and the Myeloarchitectonic Atlas. The Topographic and Topometric atlas presents the surface anatomy of the brain over a topometric grid, together with corresponding in situ sections of the entire head, placed on stereotaxic grids in order to emphasize the brain. The part of the atlas is further divided into three sections: the Horizontal, the Coronal, and the Sagittal. The Myeloarchitectonic atlas presents 69 myelin-stained sections cut perpendicular to the intercommissural line depicting mainly subcortical structures. Each plate has corresponding schematic diagrams defining position, extent, and relationship of nuclei and pathways of the forebrain and mesencephalon. Topographic and Topometric Atlas Benefits: * Sections are cut at regular, 1-cm thick intervals in all planes of section * Both sides of section are shown, due to unprecedented thickness of the sections, providing additional information * Includes corresponding x-rays and MRIs of the same head and an in vivo MRI from a healthy volunteer Myeloarchitectonic Atlas Benefits: * Presents the most comprehensive delineations available; suitable for mapping of neurotransmitters, neuropeptides, and receptors * Tissue sections are from a reference brain used by preeminent neuroanatomists: Vogts, Brockhaus, Hassler, Wahren, Hopf, and Sanides * Includes four pages of 36 reduced figures showing gyrification and subcortical detail

Science & Math

Biological Sciences

This unique atlas of the human brain correlates studies of post mortem tissue with the in situ, cross-sectional brain and MRIs of the same brain in situ with in vivo images from normal volunteers. This atlas contains a series of maps, each featuring different aspects of brain morphology and topography and is divided into two sections: the Topographic and Topometric Atlas and the Myeloarchitectonic Atlas. The Topographic and Topometric atlas presents the surface anatomy of the brain over a topometric grid, together with corresponding in situ sections of the entire head, placed on stereotaxic grids in order to emphasize the brain. The part of the atlas is further divided into three sections: the Horizontal, the Coronal, and the Sagittal. The Myeloarchitectonic atlas presents 69 myelin-stained sections cut perpendicular to the intercommissural line depicting mainly subcortical structures. Each plate has corresponding schematic diagrams defining position, extent, and relationship of nuclei and pathways of the forebrain and mesencephalon. Key Features * Two-color throughout * Shows blood supply * Ancillary four-color images never published before Topographic and Topometric Atlas Benefits: * Sections are cut at regular, 1-cm thick intervals in all planes of section * Both sides of section are shown, due to unprecedented thickness of the sections, providing additional information * Includes corresponding x-rays and MRIs of the same head and an in vivo MRI from a healthy volunteer Myeloarchitectonic Atlas Benefits: * Presents the most comprehensive delineations available; suitable for mapping of neurotransmitters, neuropeptides, and receptors * Tissue sections are from a reference brain used by preeminent neuroanatomists: Vogts, Brockhaus, Hassler, Wahren, Hopf, and Sanides * Includes four pages of 36 reduced figures showing gyrification and subcortical detail CD-ROM Key Features: * Able to cut and paste and portion of the CD for your own research * Four-color images used throughout * 3-D computerized renditions of a variety of brain structures * Completely interactive hierarchical tree * Presents greater detail than currently available in the print version

Atlas of the Human Brain (Deluxe Edition)

This is the second edition of this very successful Atlas that received the Award of Excellence from the American Association of Publishers and is the gold standard for human brain atlases. The new edition is completely redesigned, with additional magnetic resonance images, line drawings, and an extensively expanded section of coronal images. The number of hemisphere sections has been doubled, and all planes of sections are now available in 3-D models placed within the Talairach space. The format of the atlas has been enlarged and the information reorganized on the page for improved functionality. The completely revised and redesigned CD-ROM now comes standard with the book. New to this Edition: * Employs larger format for easier appreciation of delineations * Shadings and second color make the line drawings easier to interpret * Indicates the course of major blood vessels on the radiograms as well as the vascular domains of the brain arteries * The myeloarchitectonic atlas contains 69 coronal diagrams depicting the entire hemisphere (cortex and subcortex) * Mounts the drawings into the Talairach space Additional material on the CD-ROM: Macroscopic atlas: * Full color anatomical sections * Drawings of anatomical sections colored for different tissues * 3-D visualization of MRI Myeloarchitectonic atlas: * Includes original myelin stained sections, allowing overlay of delineations * Links from myelin stained sections to Nissl stains * Presents all relevant literature referring to the represented brain in full text, along with the figures and search functionality

Atlas of the Human Brain, Second Edition

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Atlas of the Human Brain

Atlas of the Human Brain

Atlas of the Human Brain (Deluxe Edition)

Atlas of the Human Brain, Second Edition