Anatomically, the model shows the human brain, which can generally be divided into the cerebrum (cerebrum), the cerebellum (cerebellum) and the brain stem (truncus encephali).
These 3 structures are clearly separated via different color tones, and the difference between gray and white matter can be clearly seen on this model.
In the cerebrum (telencephalon and diencephalon), the lobes of the brain, as well as the thalamus and hypothalamus (and the pituitary gland) are primarily seen
In the cerebellum, the vermis cerebelli and the cerebellar hemispheres (hemisperium cerebelli) are seen
In the brainstem you can see its 3 parts (the midbrain, the pons and the medulla oblongata) as well as the apparent origin of the cranial nerves (also called the cranial nerves)
Other structures such as the brain stem, fornix, ventricular system and the first 2 cranial nerves (the olfactory and optic nerves) are also seen, which do not originate from the brainstem
The pictures on the left show how the model can be separated into 8 parts. This makes it possible to study the internal structures of the brain, and several of these are seen in 3 dimensions.
