1. Coronal T2-weighted cut. Brain MRI. - Image 2
1, Superior frontal gyrus.
2, Temporal Muscle.
3, Masseter muscle.
4, Turbinate.
5, Medial rectus muscle.

2. Coronal T2-weighted cut. Brain MRI. - Image 5
1, Superior frontal gyrus.
2, Optic nerve.
3, Temporal pole.
4, Medial pterygoid muscle.
5, Lateral pterygoid muscle.
6, Ethmoid sinuses.
7, Gyrus rectus.
8, Inferior frontal gyrus.
9, Middle frontal gyrus.
Arrow, Meningioma.

3. Coronal T2-weighted cut. Brain MRI. - Image 7
1, Inferior frontal gyrus.
2, Middle frontal gyrus.
3, Superior frontal gyrus.
4, Cingulate gyrus.
5, Corpus callosum.
6, Lateral ventricle.
7, Temporal pole.
8, Sphenoid sinus.
9, Internal carotid artery

4. Coronal T2-weighted cut. Brain MRI. - Image 8
1, Superior frontal gyrus.
2, Middle frontal gyrus.
3, Inferior frontal gyrus.
4, Lenticular nucleus.
5, Internal carotid artery.
6, Optic chiasm.
7, Inferior temporal gyrus.
8, Middle temporal gyrus.
9, Middle cerebral artery.
10, Superior temporal gyrus.
11, Anterior limb internal capsule.
12, Caudate nucleus.

5. Coronal T2-weighted cut. Brain MRI. - Image 9
1, Lateral ventricle.
2, Superior frontal gyrus.
3, Middle frontal gyrus.
4, Inferior frontal gyrus.
5, Sylvian fissure.
6, Amygdale.
7, Pituitary stalk.
8, Inferior temporal gyrus.
9, Middle temporal gyrus.
10, Superior temporal gyrus.
11, Insula.

6. Coronal T2-weighted cut. Brain MRI. - Image 10
1, Lateral ventricle.
2, Corpus callosum.
3, Septum pellucidum.
4, Superior temporal gyrus.
5, Middle temporal gyrus.
6, Inferior temporal gyrus.
7, Odontoid process (C2).
8, Vertebral body (C3).
9, Lateral mass (C1).
10, Basilar artery.
11, Sylvian fissure.
12, Insula.

7. Coronal T2-weighted cut. Brain MRI. - Image 11
1, Lateral ventricle.
2, Cingulate gyrus.
3, Corpus callosum.
4, Superior temporal gyrus.
5, Middle temporal gyrus.
6, Inferior temporal gyrus.
7, Lateral mass (C1).
8, Basilar artery.
9, Pons.
10, Sylvian fissure.
11, Insula.

8. Coronal T2-weighted cut. Brain MRI. - Image 12
1, Lateral ventricle.
2, Cingulate gyrus.
3, Corpus callosum.
4, Superior temporal gyrus.
5, Middle temporal gyrus.
6, Inferior temporal gyrus.
7, Spinal cord.
8, Medulla.
9, Pons.
10, Red nucleus.
11, Thalamus.

9. Coronal T2-weighted cut. Brain MRI. - Image 15
1, Lateral ventricle.
2, Fornix.
3, Colliculus.
4, Cerebellar hemisphere.
5, Middle cerebellar peduncle.
6, 4th ventricle.
7, Tentorium cerebelli.

10. Fig Dissection of the left cerebral hemisphere demonstrating structures of the limbic system. The body of the corpus callosum has been divided sagitally. The frontal, temporal and occipital lobes have been sectioned horizontally and their superior parts removed. The left lentiform complex and thalamus have been removed and the floor of the inferior horn of the lateral ventricle opened. (Dissection by AM Seal; photograph by Kevin Fitzpatrick on behalf of GKT School of Medicine, London.)

11. Coronal T2-weighted cut. Brain MRI. - Image 19
1, Superior sagittal sinus.
2, Interhemispheric fissure.
3, Calcarine fissure.
4, Cerebellar hemisphere.
5, Transverse sinus.
6, Sraight sinus.

12. Coronal T2-weighted cut. Brain MRI. - Image 20
1, Superior sagittal sinus.
2, Calcarine fissure.
3, Cerebellar hemisphere.
4, Transverse sinus .
5, Sraight sinus.
6, Interhemispheric fissure.

14. Venous sinuses: axial cuts (MRI of the brain after medium contrast administration). Image 1
1, internal jugular vein.
2, nasopharynx.
3, internal carotid artery.
4, cerebellum.

15. Venous sinuses: axial cuts (MRI of the brain after medium contrast administration). Image 2
1, internal carotid artery.
2, Jugular bulb.
3, Sigmoid sinus.
4, cerebellum.

16. Venous sinuses: axial cuts (MRI of the brain after medium contrast administration). Image 4
1, Transverse sinus (Right side).
2, Transverse sinus (Left side).

17. Venous sinuses: axial cuts (MRI of the brain after medium contrast administration). Image 6
1, Straight sinus.

18. Venous sinuses: axial cuts (MRI of the brain after medium contrast administration). Image 8
1, Straight sinus.
2, Superior sagittal sinus.

19. Venous sinuses: axial cuts (MRI of the brain after medium contrast administration). Image 13
1, Inferior sagittal sinus.
2, Anterior end of superior sagittal sinus.
3, Posterior end of superior sagittal sinus.

20. Venous sinuses: axial cuts (MRI of the brain after medium contrast administration). Image 16
1, Anterior end of superior sagittal sinus.
2, Posterior end of superior sagittal sinus.

21. Venous sinuses: axial cuts (MRI of the brain after medium contrast administration). Image 18
1, Superior sagittal sinus.

22. Venous sinuses: sagittal cut (MRI of the brain after medium contrast administration).
1, Superior sagittal sinus.
2, Inferior sagittal sinus.
3, Straight sinus.
4, Sinus confluence.
5, Vein of Galen.
6, Internal cerebral vein.

23. Venous sinuses: coronal cut (MRI of the brain after medium contrast administration). Image 4
1, Transverse sinus (Right side).
2, Internal cerebral vein.
3, Superior sagittal sinus.
4, Sigmoid sinus (Left side).

24. Cerebral CT - Image 1
Axial multidetector CT image.
1, Right maxillary sinus.
2, Nasal septum.
3, Left maxillary sinus.
4, Rhinopharynx.
5, External auditory canal.
6, Foramen magnum.
7, Cerebellum.

25. Cerebral CT - Image 2
Axial multidetector CT image.
1, Zygomatic arch.
2, Nasal septum.
3, Right maxillary sinus.
4, External auditory canal.
5, Medulla.
6, Cerebellum.

26. Cerebral CT - Image 3
Axial multidetector CT image.
1, Globe.
2, Sphenoid sinus.
3, Right temporal lobe.
4, Mastoid sinuses.
5, Pons.
6, Fourth ventricle.
7, Cerebellar hemisphere.

27. Cerebral CT - Image 4
Coupe axiale.
1, Ethmoid sinuses.
2, Globe.
3, Optic nerve.
4, Vermis.
5, Midbrain.
6, Temporal gyri.

28. Cerebral CT - Image 5
Axial multidetector CT image.
1, Caudate nucleus.
2, Anterior limb internal capsule.
3, Lenticular nucleus.
4, Inferior sagittal sinus.
5, Superior sagittal sinus.
6, Interhemispheric fissure / Falx cerebri.
7, Thalamus.
8, Lateral ventricle.
9, Corpus callosum.

29. Cerebral CT - Image 6
Axial multidetector CT image.
1, Superior frontal gyrus.
2, Lateral ventricle.
3, Caudate nucleus.

30. Cerebral CT - Image 9
Coronal reconstructed image.
1, Frontal Gyri.
2, Zygomatic arch.
3, Mandible.
4, Nasal turbinate.
5, Alveolar arch.
6, Right maxillary sinus.

31. Cerebral CT - Image 10
Coronal reconstructed image.
1, Frontal Gyri.
2, Temporal gyri.
3, Zygomatic arch.
4, Mandible.
5, Alveolar arch.
6, Sphenoid sinus.

32. Cerebral CT - Image 12
Coronal reconstructed image.
1, Interhemispheric fissure / Falx cerebri.
2, Superior frontal gyrus.
3, Caudate nucleus.
4, Third ventricule.
5, Basilar artery.
6, Lenticular nucleus.
7, Internal capsule.
8, Lateral ventricle.

33. Cerebral CT - Image 15
Coronal reconstructed image.
1, Superior sagittal sinus.
2, Interhemispheric fissure / Falx cerebri.
3, Choroid plexus.
4, Fourth ventricle.
5, Cerebellum.
6, Tentorium cerebelli.
7, Straight sinus.

34. Cerebral CT - Image 16
Sagittal reconstructed image.
1, Globe.
2, Frontal Gyri.
3, Sylvian fissure.
4, Occipital gyri.
5, Tentorium cerebelli.
6, Cerebellar hemisphere.
7, Parahippocampus.

35. Cerebral CT - Image 18
Sagittal reconstructed image.
1, Sphenoid sinus.
2, Maxillary sinus.
3, Optic nerve.
4, Caudate nucleus.
5, Lateral ventricle.
6, Thalamus.
7, Tentorium cerebelli.
8, Cerebellar hemisphere.

36. Cerebral CT - Image 19
Sagittal reconstructed image.
1, Bony palate.
2, Nasal fossa.
3, Sphenoid sinus.
4, Turcic sellae.
5, Lateral ventricle.
6, Corpus callosum.
7, Internal cerebral vein.
8, Inferior sagittal sinus.
9, Straight sinus.
10, Confluens sinuum.
11, Fourth ventricle.
12, Cerebellar hemisphere.
13, Pons.

37. Cerebral CT - Image 20
Sagittal reconstructed image.
1, Oropharynx.
2, Nasal turbinate.
3, Frontal Gyri.
4, Corpus callosum.
5, Lateral ventricle.
6, Cerebral trunk.
7, Occipital gyri.
8, Cerebellar hemisphere.

38. End