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I just thought of this again because Sarahsmom brought up grey matter, and it's so very hard to visualize our brains on the inside, i.e., where the white matter ends, where the grey matter starts, and all the inbetweens. I've thought about it before, but was wondering if anyone knew of a website that had a "virtual brain" on it.
Wouldn't that be so cool? Especially if it were interactive? So much so that we could click on it and such? Hey, why not a whole virtual CNS? Maybe Medhelp could find us one!
Juuuuust thinking out loud....we could take a tour right from our seats!
this one isn't interactive but does have an easy to understand chart linking the spinal column and CNS with different body functions - I like pictures!!
If you do find such a site - please let me know!
That sounds like a really cool thing!
Richard
OperaMBA
http://www.alz.org/alzheimers_disease_4719.asp
- Lulu
You've got me thinking!
Just Goo gle "Virtual Brain" and there are several quite amazing sites that come up!
Richard
OperaMBA
Anyone seen it hiding around in cyberspace anywhere?
this one isn't interactive but does have an easy to understand chart linking the spinal column and CNS with different body functions - I like pictures!!
http://www.drstandley.com/bodysystems_centralnervous.shtml
I'll check these out today - see if I can find us all some backup...ha/ha