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gyrus
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folium
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globose
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dentate
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fornix
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meninx
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cistern
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ependyma
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ventricle
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olive
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pyramids
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hypophysis
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midbrain
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medulla
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pons
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claustrum
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putamen
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striatum
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thalamus
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tegmentum
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Factoid: the single most common response of patients who have just had a CT or MRI scan of their head, as I'm about to give them results, is "So did you find a brain up there?"
Never gets old. Never. Gets. Old. :-)
Hey, I like this list. And the Wizard of Oz. Does that mean I have a brain?
Please confirm.