How do you study neuroanatomy?

[taeyeonlover]

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I’m currently taking system based neuro module that covers many different subjects such as neuroanatomy, pharmacology, psychiatry etc.

I am wondering how I can study neuroanatomy? I took anatomy during first year but I remember absolutely nothing.

Should I reread netters?

 

[DadIsFat]

I’m currently taking system based neuro module that covers many different subjects such as neuroanatomy, pharmacology, psychiatry etc.

I am wondering how I can study neuroanatomy? I took anatomy during first year but I remember absolutely nothing.

I used the atlas we had for our class. Hanes Neuroanatomy - it had drawings as well as corresponding imaging and pictures of the gross structure. I also practiced drawing blood supply as my teachers loved to ask questions from that. Good luck!

 

[Captain_Falcon]

I liked the Boards and Beyond videos for a lot of neuro topics

 

[Matthew9Thirtyfive]

We had an anki deck that used cadavers and slides from our cadaver lab. That’s all I used and I aced the anatomy part. I think MSU has a cadaver deck. If your school doesn’t have one, maybe look into that.

 

[bGMx]

Used the MSU cadaver deck + anki'ed my own from lecture. Aced

 

[Entadus]

clinical neuroanatomy made ridiculously simple

 

[deleted388502]

Dr. Najeeb taught me everything I know. Totally worth the time investment

 

[FacialNerveFan]

I struggled in neuro. What got me through was Blumenfeld's Neuroanatomy Through Clinical Cases. There's cases in each chapter with questions and explanations. Super helpful for lesion localization.

you can probably find a pdf somewhere online

 

[mistafab]

I aced it with the learning modules from UBC Neuroanatomy

ymmv