Neuroanatomy

[Aphasic]

I need a crash course/ refresher in neuroanatomy before my neurosurgery rotation. Any advice on good resources? Thanks!

 

[DrYoda]

I think this site is pretty good (you click structure names and it will point to them on the different brain sections).
http://library.med.utah.edu/WebPath/HISTHTML/NEURANAT/NEURANCA.html

 

[mmmcdowe]

This doesn't have too much neuroanatomy, but it is great for skull.

http://netanatomy.com/tomGA/ga_frame.asp

 

[kitsunepixie]

I would stick a few relevant Netter's flashcards in my scrub pockets, which was a big hit w/ residents on all my surgery rotations. One plastics resident who was assisting us on a cranioplasty even ran out & bought a set of the head & neck ones during a brief lunch break cuz he kept borrowing mine! I also really like the Sylvius iPhone app for reading MRIs.

 

[phantomx87]

I think this site is pretty good (you click structure names and it will point to them on the different brain sections).
http://library.med.utah.edu/WebPath/HISTHTML/NEURANAT/NEURANCA.html

👍 Thanks for this link... Really like it!

 

[Aphasic]

I would stick a few relevant Netter's flashcards in my scrub pockets, which was a big hit w/ residents on all my surgery rotations. One plastics resident who was assisting us on a cranioplasty even ran out & bought a set of the head & neck ones during a brief lunch break cuz he kept borrowing mine! I also really like the Sylvius iPhone app for reading MRIs.

Never thought to do that! Thanks!

 

[292439]

Probably a late reply but, anyway, check out this atlas:
http://da.biostr.washington.edu/cgi-bin/DA/PageMaster?atlas:Neuroanatomy+ffpathIndex:Splash^Page+2

(especially useful are the quizzes on each image)