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How to read an MRI of the brain

M. Stabio

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Dr. Maureen Stabio from University of Colorado School of Medicine and the Modern Human Anatomy Program teaches how to read an MRI of the brain using a 7 Tesla MRI of her own brain. The software she uses here is called the Visible Brain Atlas and was created by Touch of Life Technologies. The software can be downloaded free of charge https://www.toltech.net/downloads/vis...
Special thanks to Zak Drapkin, Emily Mastej, Michael Corigliano, and Jake Shearer for segmentation work.

20 Comments

@wordhow2407 5 months ago

I cannot thank you enough for posting this video for the benefit of everyone who is learning Neuro anatomy! Hands down the best guide to scans of the brain! Once again, thank you so much!

@birdsdaword 5 months ago (edited)

I was really enjoying this! I'm so sorry that the lecture ended spontaneously. Your video and accompanying diagrams are a marvelous review of graduate school in neuroscience. Thank you!

@basukalabinja7042 6 months ago

Best video regarding basic scan understanding

@walidaouiz9608 4 months ago

more of those please , best one explanation of mri next to 3d model i found

@SanjeetKumarsah-p8x 4 months ago

Thanks for sharing this, learned a lot.

@Radiologist-x8v 7 months ago

amazing information very easy to understand

@jayeshdubey8338 5 months ago

Excellent explanation with 3D view thank you so much….. also very sweet voice

@eliecerecology 1 year ago

Super! This is the clearest way to understand the location of different parts. Thank you ❤

@Lyes-q7p 10 months ago

Best presentation in the subject

@ClarkHeath-q4n 5 months ago

Great video! Really enjoyed it.

@richardedward123 8 months ago

this is amazing! thank you so much. 💛💛💛

@pallavi07100 1 year ago

This is fabulous.. Thank you. 👍👍

@Ramenieefoolish 5 months ago

Excellent 🙏

@ayaamer6954 6 months ago

Thank you

@WitWot1111 6 months ago

Thank you 😘

@WassilaKdr-l7p 1 year ago

Thanks ❤❤

@matti9593 1 year ago

Thank you!!

@TheMasterElephant 2 months ago (edited)

The visuals are great but the way you narrate/the voice just makes me want to fall sleep, I think you should try to make the pitch more varied and talk about the diseases more than textbook words like “sensory processing” which just means “information from your eyes, nose and fingers”