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False-colour NMR scan of the head, frontal section
False-colour nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) image of a coronal (frontal) section through the head of a healthy human subject, showing the division of the cerebrum (the main bulk of the brain) into left and right cerebral hemispheres. Colour-coding of the original black & white scan reveals the outer grey matter of the cerebral cortex in yellow/green and the inner white matter in red. NMR imaging resolves soft body tissues in greater detail than X-ray tomography (CT or CAT scanning) does. Unlike CT scanning, NMR imaging does not use ionising radiation & is therefore believed to be less potentially hazardous than X- ray techniques
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Media ID 6421616
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Brain Scan False Coloured Nervous System
15"x10" (38x25cm) Metal Print
Discover the intricacies of the human body with our Media Storehouse Metal Prints featuring this captivating False-colour NMR scan of a healthy human head. This frontal section image, sourced from Science Photo Library, showcases the rich complexity of the brain in vibrant hues. Our high-quality metal prints bring the science to life, with vivid colours and exceptional detail that truly make your walls come alive. Perfect for scientific institutions, research labs, or any space that appreciates the beauty of scientific discovery. #ScienceMeetsArt #NMRScan #MetalPrints
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Estimated Product Size is 38.1cm x 25.4cm (15" x 10")
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This print showcases a false-colour nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) scan of the head, specifically a frontal section. The image provides an intricate view of the division within the cerebrum, which is the primary mass of the brain, into its left and right cerebral hemispheres. Through colour-coding techniques applied to the original black & white scan, we are able to discern various details: the outer grey matter of the cerebral cortex appears in vibrant yellow/green hues while the inner white matter is depicted in striking red tones. What makes NMR imaging particularly remarkable is its ability to reveal soft body tissues with exceptional clarity compared to X-ray tomography methods such as CT or CAT scanning. Notably, this technique does not employ ionising radiation like CT scans do, making it believed to be less potentially hazardous for patients. This extraordinary photograph offers us a glimpse into our complex nervous system and highlights how NMR brain scans contribute significantly to our understanding of human anatomy. With its emphasis on accuracy and safety, NMR imaging has become an invaluable tool for medical professionals seeking detailed insights into brain structure and function. This image from Science Photo Library serves as a testament to both scientific advancement and artistic representation at their finest.
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