Method for cotemporal and coplanar comparison of magnetic resonance imaging and neuropathology of formalin-fixed human brains

Jones, Nigel R.; Brown, Christopher J.; Brown, Gregory C.; Damiani, Maurizio

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Method for cotemporal and coplanar comparison of magnetic resonance imaging and neuropathology of formalin-fixed human brains

Date

1998

Authors

Jones, Nigel R.

Brown, Christopher J.

Brown, Gregory C.

Damiani, Maurizio

Abstract

We describe the design and production of a mitre box that allows magnetic resonance imaging and pathological sectioning of a formalin-fixed brain so that the pathological and radiological slices are coplanar and therefore readily comparable.