Neuroanatomy · A teaching atlas

See the anatomy.
Understand the connection.

Learn how the nervous system is organized, how its pathways work, and how anatomy explains clinical findings. Built for medical students, residents, and educators.

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The anatomical atlasMatte pink cerebral surface with a lavender cerebellum on navy
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One subject. Connected understanding.From regional anatomy to clinical application.

Learn with guidanceShort, sequential lessons with active recall.

Explore with contextAnatomy, mechanisms, and linked sources.

The curriculum

Begin with a question.
Follow the anatomy.

Each lesson starts with an anatomical relationship and builds toward understanding. Choose a pathway to study, or use the atlas to explore a structure in detail.

01The MCA territoryConnect vascular anatomy with motor and language findings. 02The visual pathwayFollow the pathway from the retina to the visual cortex. 03Language & connectionExplore language regions and the pathways between them. 04The spinal cord in contextStudy cord pathways through the B12 deficiency lesson. 05Movement & its circuitsStudy connected motor systems and their clinical relevance. 06Memory & thiamineFollow the anatomical relationships in the memory lesson.

A way to study

Build understanding,
one relationship at a time.

The atlas is a companion for learning and teaching neuroanatomy. Use it alongside your course materials and the cited literature.

Explore the teaching atlas
  1. Locate the structure

    Orient yourself in the anatomy, then isolate a region or reveal deeper structures.

  2. Trace the relationship

    Connect a structure to its pathways, functions, and relevant mechanisms.

  3. Apply and recall

    Work through a guided example, check your understanding, and return to the anatomy.