We will be covering the anatomy of the cranial fossae, the structure of the brain lobes and their arterial and venous drainage and also the anatomy of the eye muscles and ears.

Summary

Join our engaging teaching session on "Neuro anatomy and Radiology part 1," an excellent opportunity for medical students to deepen their understanding of brain anatomy through basic Radiology cases. The session will delve into topics like cranial fossae anatomy, brain lobes' structure, and their arterial and venous drainage, as well as the anatomy of the eye muscles and ears. This session offers vital knowledge extension for aspiring Radiologists and anatomists.

Learning objectives

Understand the anatomy of the cranial fossae and its relevance in clinical practice.
Identify and describe the structure of the brain lobes, including their respective arterial and venous drainage systems.
Apply knowledge of brain lobe structure and drainage to the interpretation of basic neuro-radiological cases.
Recognize and describe the anatomy of the eye muscles and ears.
Develop basic skills in using radiology as a tool for understanding, diagnosing basic conditions and treating neurological issues related to the structures covered in this session.

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