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Atlas of MRI Brain Anatomy

An "overview" of the brain anatomy is offered on this page. A review of brain magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is used as support. The anatomy of the brain is studied by means of axial, coronal and sagittal views. The MRI sequence used is a 3D gradient echo T1-weighted.

For a more detailed description of the anatomy of the brain, visit the menu entitled "MRI of the brain: region by region" which is in the right column of this page. Each region is studied with high resolution cuts and reference planes are detailed. The MRI sections come from the same patient.

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Brain MRI: axial slices


  • Brain MRI: axial cut, T1-weighted. Image 1
    1, Medulla. 2, Cerebellar hemisphere.
  • Brain MRI: axial cut, T1-weighted. Image 2
    1, Medulla. 2, Cranial nerve X. 3, Cerebellar tonsil. 4, Cerebellar hemisphere.
  • Brain MRI: axial cut, T1-weighted. Image 3
    1, Temporal lobe (right side). 2, Pons. 3, Fourth ventricle. 4, Cerebellar hemisphere.
  • Brain MRI: axial cut, T1-weighted. Image 4
    1, Vermis. 2, Basilar artery. 3, Globe (right side). 4, Uncus. 5, Pons.
  • Brain MRI: axial cut, T1-weighted. Image 5
    1, Cerebral peduncle. 2, Middle cerebral artery. 3, Midbrain. 4, Cerebral aqueduct.
  • Brain MRI: axial cut, T1-weighted. Image 6
    1, Third ventricle. 2, Sylvian fissure. 3, Anterior commissure. 4, Pineal gland. 5, Choroid plexus (atrium). 6, Calcarine sulcus.
  • Brain MRI: axial cut, T1-weighted. Image 7
    1, Insula. 2, Septum pellucidum. 3, Genu, corpus callosum. 4, Caudate nucleus. 5, Anterior limb, internal capsule. 6, Putamen. 7, Thalamus. 8, Fornix.
  • Brain MRI: axial cut, T1-weighted. Image 8
    1, Caudate nucleus. 2, Interhemispheric fissure. 3, Lateral ventricle. 4, Splenium, corpus callosum.
  • Brain MRI: axial cut, T1-weighted. Image 9
    1, Central sulcus. 2, Superior frontal gyrus. 3, Interhemispheric fissure.
  • Brain MRI: axial cut, T1-weighted. Image 10
    1, Central sulcus. 2, Interhemispheric fissure. 3, Cingulate sulcus (pars marginal).
  • Brain MRI: axial cut, T1-weighted. Image 11
    1, Superior frontal gyrus. 2, Interhemispheric fissure. 3, Superior frontal sulcus. 4, Precentral gyrus. 5, Postcentral gyrus. 6, Central sulcus.
 

Brain MRI: coronal slices


  • Brain MRI: coronal cut, T1-weighted. Image 1
    1, Gyrus rectus. 2, Orbit. 3, Orbital gyrus. LF, Frontal lobe.
  • Brain MRI: coronal cut, T1-weighted. Image 2
    1, Middle frontal gyrus. 2, Superior frontal gyrus. 3, Inferior frontal gyrus. 4, Temporal lobe.
  • Brain MRI: coronal cut, T1-weighted. Image 3
    1, Rostrum, corpus callosum. 2, Lateral ventricle. 3, Superior frontal gyrus. 4, Superior temporal gyrus. 5, Middle temporal gyrus.
  • Brain MRI: coronal cut, T1-weighted. Image 4
    1, Hippocampus. 2, Anterior commissure. 3, Fornix (crura). 4, Lateral ventricle. 5, Sylvian fissure. 6, Middle temporal gyrus. 7, Inferior temporal gyrus.
  • Brain MRI: coronal cut, T1-weighted. Image 5
    1, Hippocampus. 2, Caudate nucleus. 3, Corpus callosum. 4, Lateral ventricle. 5, Third ventricle. 6, Interpeduncular cistern.
  • Brain MRI: coronal cut, T1-weighted. Image 6
    1, Pédoncule cérébelleux moyen. 2, Sylvian fissure. 3, Insula. 4, Fornix. 5, Cerebral peduncle.
  • Brain MRI: coronal cut, T1-weighted. Image 7
    1, Quatrième ventricule. 2, Superior cerebellar peduncle. 3, Lateral ventricle. 4, Fornix. 5, Colliculus. 6, Cerebellar hemisphere.
  • Brain MRI: coronal cut, T1-weighted. Image 8
    1, Cerebellar hemisphere. 2, Lateral ventricle. 3, Cingulate sulcus. 4, Cingulate gyrus. 5, Choroid plexus.
  • Brain MRI: coronal cut, T1-weighted. Image 9
    1, Calcarine sulcus. 2, Subparietal sulcus. 3, Cingulate sulcus. 4, Cerebellar hemisphere.
  • Brain MRI: coronal cut, T1-weighted. Image 10
    1, Parietooccipital sulcus. 2, Interhemispheric fissure. 3, Cerebellar hemisphere
 

Brain MRI: sagittal slices


  • Brain MRI: sagittal cut, T1-weighted. Image 1
    1, Genu, corpus callosum. 2, Body, corpus callosum. 3, Cingulate sulcus (pars marginal). 4, Cingulate gyrus. 5, Splenium, corpus callosum. 6, Cerebellum. 7, Medulla. 8, Pons.
  • Brain MRI: sagittal cut, T1-weighted. Image 2
    1, Caudate nucleus. 2, Lateral ventricle. 3, Cingulate sulcus. 4, Central sulcus. 5, Thalamus. 6, Parietooccipital sulcus 7, Cerebellum.
  • Brain MRI: sagittal cut, T1-weighted. Image 3
    1, Caudate nucleus. 2, Lateral ventricle. 3, Parietooccipital sulcus 4, Cerebellum.
  • Brain MRI: sagittal cut, T1-weighted. Image 4
    1, Maxillary sinus. 2, Globe. 3, Caudate nucleus. 4, Cerebellum. 5, Hippocampus.
  • Brain MRI: sagittal cut, T1-weighted. Image 5
    1, Parahippocampal gyrus. 2, Globe. 3, Caudate nucleus. 4, Atrium (Lateral ventricle). 5, Gyrus lingual. 6, Medial occipitotemporal gyrus.
  • Brain MRI: sagittal cut, T1-weighted. Image 6
    1, Hippocampus. 2, Central sulcus. 3, Atrium (Lateral ventricle). 4, Occipital pole. 5, Medial occipitotemporal gyrus.
  • Brain MRI: sagittal cut, T1-weighted. Image 7
    1, Hippocampus. 2, Maxillary sinus. 3, Central sulcus. 4, Cerebellum.
  • Brain MRI: sagittal cut, T1-weighted. Image 8
    1, Temporal pole. 2, Insula. 3, Central sulcus. 4, Cerebellum.
  • Brain MRI: sagittal cut, T1-weighted. Image 9
    1, Inferior temporal gyrus. 2, Middle temporal gyrus. 3, Superior temporal gyrus. 4, Central sulcus. 5, Cerebellum.
  • Brain MRI: sagittal cut, T1-weighted. Image 10
    1, Inferior temporal gyrus. 2, Middle temporal gyrus. 3, Superior temporal gyrus. 4, Sylvian fissure. 5, Central sulcus. 6, Cerebellum.