Normal Brain MRI Anatomy - Neuroradiology Made simple

This video shows the appearance of the anatomical structures of the brain on a Magnetic Resonance Imaging.
It aims to complement your understanding of neuroanatomy and radiology.
All the structures have been labelled clearly with arrows.
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[@madelenefayeho8526]

May you also please provide context and add in the orientations of the sections? (Where's posterior/anterior? Are the sections starting at 1:11 transverse? Are these brain sections being taught to us rostral to caudal?)
Overall an awesome video--thanks for the cool images!

[@andrewpleva]

There is another lobe called the insular lobe, it's deep to the frontal, parietal and temporal lobes. Other then that great video!

[@audreylee5164]

Is that the left and right lateral ventricles should be reversed?

[@Mr292000]

very good

[@nouhahassam3667]

Thank you sooo much :( that was so beneficial

[@Piktrumangang368]

Thnkq

[@manuelortega1378]

Excelentes videos

[@rajendrakumarsinghmehra2368]

Excellent

[@ReginaldYang]

No audio?

[@Medcrine]

Thanks for your reply. We did the video without a voice over but we are working on the full video with a voice-over. The video aims to give you a glimpse of the structures that can be seen on an MRI.
We are working on a full video with a voice over.

[@ReginaldYang]

Ooh....thanks for that! Loved it!

[@Medcrine]

@@ReginaldYang You're welcome