FIBRE DISSECTION TECHNIQUE OF BRAIN TO DEMONSTRATE THREE DIMENSIONAL ARCHITECTURE OF DEEP CEREBRAL STRUCTURES: A CADAVERIC STUDY

Dr. Mrinalini P.Wakchaure; Dr. Shraddha S. Bhadarge

Volume : VIII, Issue : VII, July - 2019

FIBRE DISSECTION TECHNIQUE OF BRAIN TO DEMONSTRATE THREE DIMENSIONAL ARCHITECTURE OF DEEP CEREBRAL STRUCTURES: A CADAVERIC STUDY

Dr. Mrinalini P. Wakchaure, Dr. Shraddha S. Bhadarge

Abstract :

Introduction: Undergraduate medical students usually find it difficult to correlate neuroanatomical texts with spatial relations of white and grey matters in different areas of ain. Today in spite of newer imaging techniques for accurate localization of ain lesions, for medical undergraduates traditional method of dissection still remains as greatest tool to learn neuroanatomy. Aim: To dissect insula, corona radiata, external and internal capsule &major deep subcortical structures. Material & methods: Ten formalin fixed adult human cereal hemispheres were dissected by fie dissection from superolateral surface to medial surface using conventional dissecting instruments. Step by step description is mentioned everytime. Results: Creation of three dimensional ain specimens which reveal the intimate relations of ain structures with each other and fie pattern of fasciculi. Conclusion: Brain specimens showing fasciculi and important deep structures can be dissected in routine formalin fixed ains using this cost effective method