As experience has shown that by the end of the first dissection the specimen is rather damaged by mistakes, the relationship between deep seated parts, the ventricular system and surface structures are then shown in a second dissection, where the vessels and leptomeninges are preserved.

Contents: Anatomical Dissection of the Brain After Removal of Leptomeninges and Vessels: Basic Principles. Lateral and Medical Cortex cerebri. Basal Ganglia, Lateral and 3rd Ventricle. Cerebellum and 4th Ventricle * Anatomical Dissection of the Brain. Leptomeninges and Vessels Preserved: Supratentorial Structures. Infratentorial Structures * References * Subject Index.