Brainstem Anatomy Model with Cranial Nerves
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This is my first Blender model! The brainstem is anatomically accurate with different cranial nerve versions available.
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This project uses a split Creative Commons license to maximize educational use while protecting the open design:
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.stl,.3mf, etc.): Licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. You may modify and redistribute the 3D files, but you must attribute the original author and share your modifications under the same ShareAlike license.Physical prints, Photos, Diagrams, Slides, and Documentation: Licensed under CC BY 4.0. You are free to use, adapt, and embed these derivative works into any educational, commercial, or proprietary materials. You only need to provide appropriate attribution.
Description:
I built this model as a learning aid in my medical neuroscience class in medical school. It contains enough detail to get someone familiar enough to ace their practical and more. It was also the first project I attempted in Blender. Fun tool, highly recommend.
This model is accurate enough that you can slice it at an angle at the rostral and caudal midbrain, pons, and medulla to get sections that very accurately resemble histology slides.
This model comes in 3 versions:
Brainstem with separately inserted cranial nerves and a base
Brainstem with ridges representing cranial nerves and a base (same base as 1)
Brainstem from 2 but smaller, with a smaller base
I prefer the version with inserted separate cranial nerves. They look more realistic and better prepare you to find the nerves on a real brainstem. The ones with the nerves represented as raised ridges are far easier to make, since they don't require assembly. The small version is a good use of this simplified version, as inserting the cranial nerves at a small scale can be hard and require post-processing. The small version I've included is near to life size.
You can find the following features on any of the three versions (please note CN I is not included because it doesn't insert onto the brainstem):
Usage:
This file is made specifically to be shared for education purposes. Print them and distribute them, just follow the creative commons license and do proper attribution.
WIP:
I am working on a version with a full thalamus, basal ganglia, and internal capsule. It's coming along, but I will post it as a separate model entirely.
