The brain is subdivided into six major brain areas, depicted in different colours: telencephalon (in red), olfactory bulbs (in pink), diencephalon (in green), mesencephalon (in blue), rhombencephalon (in yellow), and brain stem (in light blue).

(b) A 3D brain rendering showing the main brain parts from four different angles of the brain: top left image shows a partial frontal view, top right image shows a lateral view, bottom left image shows a superior view, and bottom right shows a dorsal view. dimidiatus brain inside its braincase, the lower panel shows the delineation of the five brain structures: telencephalon including the olfactory bulb (in red), diencephalon (in green), mesencephalon (in blue), rhombencephalon (in yellow), brain stem (in orange). (a) A representative magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan image of a sagittal section of L. Wait for cases to upload - you can do other things with Osirix / Horos at the same time but you cannot upload multiple cases.The Labroides dimidiatus brain.Logout if you want to login as someone else new - else it should store your previous login.You should copy the RID directly from the Radiopaedia site to prevent errors here. If you are adding to a previous case please enter the case RID and leave the remaining information blank. Enter the case information if you want to add to a new case.Select the series / studies that you want to upload.Open up Radiopaedia.osirixplugin with Horos / Osirix.Tested with Horos 3.1.2 and Osirix Lite v9.5.2 Installation instructions This is a plugin for Osirix for Radiopaedia.

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