3d Models as a Source for Neuroanatomy Education: a Stepwise White Matter Dissection Using 3d Images and Photogrammetry Scans
André de Sá Braga Oliveira,
João Vítor Andrade Fernandes,
Vera Louise Freire de Albuquerque Figueiredo
et al.
Abstract:White matter dissection (WMD) involves isolating bundles of myelinated axons in the brain and serves to gain insights into brain function and neural mechanisms underlying neurological disorders. While effective, cadaveric brain dissections pose certain challenges mainly due to availability of resources. Technological advancements, such as photogrammetry, have the potential to overcome these limitations by creating detailed three-dimensional (3D) models for immersive learning experiences in neuroanatomy. Object… Show more
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