The human brain in multiple coronal (frontal) sections offers an innovative way to study the structure of the brain.

Due to the three-dimensional features of the adult brain, the appearance of the gross neural structures varies depending on the level of sectioning.

The current diagnostic tests available allow for various views of structures in the same patient.

As neurological anatomical markers are often used to confirm suspected diagnoses, students in Health Sciences must become proficient in deciphering neurological structures from different perspectives.

The discreetly embedded magnets and push-fit mating surfaces facilitate the application and retention of brain sections securely together.