The Brain 

We've selected our two brain charts for one reason -- quality!  The beautifully - detailed Brain chart is  a wall chart that measures a whopping 20" wide by 26" high. Topics include: Arteries of the Brain (lateral view), Arteries of the Brain (sagittal view) Coronal Section with labeled nuclei/tracts, Circulation of the CSF, Base of Brain (cranial nerves) Base of Brain (vessels), Somatotopic Organization of the Cerebrum, Lobes of the Brain, Limbic System, Ventricles, Circle of Willis, and Meninges of the Brain.   It is packed with information that goes well beyond most textbooks.

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Anatomy of The Brain

The Anatomy of the Brain chart reveals extensive details of gross structural brain anatomy in awesome perspective views with rich color.  Topics Include: Arteries of the Brain (Base View), Arteries of the Brain and Neck (Right View), Venous Sinuses, Cerebral Hemispheres with lateral and sagittal views of structures, Cranial Nerves, Lobes of the Brain, Meninges and Venous Sinuses, Circulation of the CSF, CSF Pathways with planes of section, Typical Nerve Cell, Typical Glial Cells.This chart has some of the best illustrations of the hippocampus and limbic system available!  It also measures  20" wide by 26" high.  Fantastic three dimensional perspectives rendered by Keith Kasnot, C.M.I, in consultation with Mazen H Khayata, M.D.
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Human Brain VR1615

The Human Brain VR1615 chart is made by 3B Scientific, makers of our C15-C25 lecture-grade brain models.  3B charts measure about 20" X 26" and are printed on high-quality glossy paper and laminated with 2 mil clear plastic with eyelets in the top.  VR1615 illustrates: Cerebrospinal Fluid Circulation (20 structures), Lateral View of Ventricular System (13 structures), Meninges and Subarachnoid Space (11 structures), Frontal Section of Cerebrum Parallel to Cerebral Crus (26 structures), Medial View of Right Half of Brain with Corticospinal Tracts and Cranial Nerves (20 structures), Cerebral Arterial Circulation (14 structures), Lateral View of Left Hemisphere (16 structures), Cortical Regions (6 areas), Schematic Blood Supply of Individual Sections of Brain (9 structures), Sagittal View of Right Hemisphere (18 structures/areas), Inferior View of the Brain (11 structures/areas), Somatotopic Organization of Cortical Areas. This Chart is very detailed and provides information from high school to post-graduate neuroanatomy levels.

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NEW! Illustrated Pocket Anatomy of the Brain Study Guide

This folding study guide takes our most popular anatomical images and puts them in a durable, portable format-perfect for the on-the-go student. Guide shows numbered anatomical structures and contains answers that can be concealed for easy self-testing and memorization. Write-on, wipe-off laminated surface. This quick reference covers: 
Nerves, arteries, vessels, ventricles and cells, Limbic system and coronal section, Midbrain, medulla oblongata and spinal cord, Meninges and venous sinuses, Lobes of the brain, circle of Willis, Somatotopic organization of the cerebrum 
Circulation of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), Folded size approximately 9" x 4". Unfolded size approximately 9" x 24". 

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The Nervous System

The Nervous System chart reveals extensive details of central and peripheral components of the nervous system in rich color and detail.  Topics Include: Brain: Inferior View (cranial nerves and structures), Peripheral nerves (over 100), Intercostal Nerves, Midbrain, Medulla Oblongata and Spinal Cord (Posterior View), Spinal Meninges, Sagittal Section of Female Pelvis. Absolutely loaded with information.   As with our other charts, this chart measures  20" wide by 26" high.  Illustrated by Peter Bachin.

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The Autonomic Nervous System

The Autonomic Nervous System chart reveals extensive details of central and peripheral components of the Autonomic nervous system in rich color and detail. Topics Include: Spinal organization of pre- and postganglionic systems.  Target organ innervation from parasympathetic and sympathetic systems. Organization of preganglionic parasympathetic systems in the brainstem -- nuclear groups and cranial nerve components. Pharmacology (neurotransmitters) of parasympathetic and sympathetic systems.
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NEW! Spinal Nerves and the Autonomic Nervous System Study Guide

This folding study guide takes our most popular anatomical images and puts them in a durable, portable format-perfect for the on-the-go student. Guide shows numbered anatomical structures and contains answers that can be concealed for easy self-testing and memorization. Write-on, wipe-off laminated surface. This quick reference covers:

Spinal and cranial nerves, Listing and description of important branches emerging from proximal part of spinal nerves, Spinal cord segments, Descriptions of nerve plexuses, Cutaneous distribution of spinal nerves and dermatomes, View of spinal cord with spinal nerves & immediate branches, Autonomic nervous system, including sympathetic and parasympathetic nerves, Listing of effector organs with sympathetic and parasympathetic action, Folded size approximately 9" x 4". Unfolded size approximately 9" x 24".

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The Eye

The Eye chart, illustrated by Keith Kasnot, C.M.I. and Randall Paul, O.D., beautifully illustrates all components of the eye and connections to the central nervous system.  Contents:  External features of the lacrimal glands and nasolacrimal ducts, Central connections of the visual system, Visual field projection patterns in the optic nerve and CNS (retinotopic organization), muscles of the eye (abduction / accommodation), organization and anatomy of the eye, the Anterior Chamber systems, The retina, The Fundus, The Macula Lutea, The Lens.  As with our other charts, this chart measures  20" wide by 26" high. This chart is breathtaking! -- We keep finding new information every time we pack one for shipment...

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Spinal Nerves

Illustrates spinal nerves, cranial nerves and diagrams the portion of the thoracic spinal cord with spinal nerves. Also shows spinal cord segments, cutaneous distribution of spinal nerves and dermal segmentation.  Flexible lamination style only. Size is 20" Wide by 26" High.
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The Ear - Organs of Hearing and Balance

The Ear - Organs of Hearing and Balance chart is loaded with information pertaining to the external, middle and inner ear, in addition to the vestibular system.   Topics: Tympanic membrane, Middle ear, Auditory ossicles, Organ of Corti, Membranous Labyrinth, Membranous Ampulla, Macula of Saccule, How We Hear -- The Physiology of Sound(EXCELLENT diagrams of Place Coding at the basilar membrane), Central Auditory Pathways.  As with our other charts, this chart measures  20" wide by 26" high. Another beautiful chart illustrated by Peter Bachin.

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The "Understanding" Clinical Series

The "Understanding" series is an excellent way to convey information about certain common types of brain pathology to students or patients.

Understanding Stroke contains essential information about the stroke -- What is Stroke? (Infarct; Ischemic stroke; Hemorrhagic stroke), Events Leading to Stroke (TIAs; Reversible Ischemic Neurological Deficit; Complete Infarction) Ischemic Stroke (Detail/text: Atherosclerosis; thrombus; embolus Common Sites of Plaque Formation) Hemorrhagic Stroke (Detail/text: aneurysm; hypertension; aterovenous malformation) Functional areas of the Brain -- An excellent diagram of function regions of the neocortex and function regions (i.e. primary sensory and language regions), Common Neurological Deficits after Stroke; Left-sided stroke; Right-sided stroke; Related Terms. What Puts You at Risk.

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Understanding Alzheimer's presents information on the aging brain and dementia focusing on Abnormal Cellular Structures (granulovacular degeneration, neurofibrillary tangles, amyloid plaques), Affected Areas of the Brain (frontal lobe, hippocampus, parietal lobe, occipital lobe, temporal lobe) Stages of Alzheimer's Disease (Stages I, II, III and descriptions), Physical Changes in the Cortex (neuron count) and limbic system (amygdala, hippocampus, basal nucleus of Maynert), Neurotransmitters: The Messengers and changes observed in Alzheimer's, Management of Alzheimer's Disease with contact information for support groups and national associations.

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Understanding Parkinson's Disease outlines the disease (What is Parkinson's Disease?) with reference to disruptions in How Your Body Moves.  3-D Coronal diagrams show the corticospinal system with associated motor regions of the thalamus, subthalamus, and striatum and "motor loop".  Text presentations describe abnormal functions of the motor loop in Parkinson's disease.  Graphical presentations illustrate basic principles of chemical synaptic transmission,  Low Levels of Dopamine, and The Role of Neurotransmitters. Key boxes discuss Medical Management with medication, Surgical Management via stereotaxic surgery and deep brain stimulation, Symptoms of Parkinson's disease with contact information for support groups and national associations.

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The World's Best Anatomical Charts

The World's Best Anatomic Charts is a collection of some of the best medical school quality human anatomy charts in a handy desk-sized format.  The 4th edition of Anatomy and Pathology: The World’s Best Anatomical Charts features 50 new and updated anatomical charts created by the world’s best medical illustrators. This comprehensive reference is an essential addition for every library, whether you are a health professional, student or interested consumer. 

Since the 3rd  edition 13 more charts have been added, organized alphabetically, and covered with a spiral binding that allows the book to lay flat on a desk. 

Anatomical charts show the human body in a format that provides a clear and visual understanding of human anatomy, physiology and diseases. Medical terminology and easy to understand supporting text is printed directly on each chart so you never have to refer to a separate key card or manual. 

Printed in vivid, lifelike colors on high-quality paper, and bound together in a convenient sized spiral bound format. This book is ideal for studying human anatomy, patient consultation or quick reference. Spiral bound soft cover. Size 10” x 12”, 55 pages. 

Charts Included in Anatomy and Pathology: The Worlds Best Anatomical Charts

Systems of the Body: The Digestive System, The Endocrine System, The Female Reproductive System,
The Lymphatic System, The Male Reproductive System, The Muscular System, The Nervous System, The Respiratory System, The Skeletal System, The Spinal Nerves, The Urinary Tract, The Vascular System and Viscera, Structures of the Body: The Brain, The Ear—Organs of Hearing and Balance , Ear, Nose and Throat, The Eye, Foot and Ankle, Hand and Wrist, The Heart, Hip and Knee, Internal Organs of the Human Body, Ligaments of the Joints, Pregnancy and Birth, The Prostate, Shoulder and Elbow, The Skin and Common Disorders, The Human Skull, Anatomy of the Teeth, The Vertebral Column, Diseases and Disorders: Understanding Arthritis, Understanding Breast Cancer, Understanding Cancer, Understanding the Common Cold, Understanding Diabetes, Cardiovascular Disease, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), Understanding Depression, Diseases of the Digestive System, Gastroesphageal Disorders and Digestive Anatomy, Human Spine Disorders, Hypertension, Understanding Influenza, Understanding Menopause, Understanding Stroke, Thyroid Disorders, Healthy Lifestyles: Dangers of Alcohol, Keys to Healthy Eating, Risks of Obesity, Dangers of Smoking, Maintaining a Healthy Weight

If you purchased each of these charts individually in the full size unmounted format it would cost over $300.00...Yow!

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Human Brain Coloring Book 

Before you start laughing, realize the fact that nearly all professors in the brain sciences have either colored in this book at one time or another, or used some of the  illustrations to support their lectures.The Human Brain Coloring Book by Marian C. Diamond, Arnold B. Scheibel, and Lawrence M. Elson has remained one of the best educational resources of its kind since the 80's.  This "coloring book" presents a great deal of detail, and it is not trivial by any means.  A must for students that intend to master details of systems neuroanatomy.

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