Here are some MRI pictures of my brain, taken by the folks in <a
								 href="http://whoville.ucsd.edu/">Larry
								 Squire's
								 memory
  lab</a>.
These pictures provide some evidence that I actually have a brain, but
the jury is still out....
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All images were taken in 4mm increments.
Because they were interested in imaging the hippocampus in the lower
temporal lobe, there is some signal loss at the front and top of the
brain, so the images are darker there.
(Or else this could be the hidden explanation of my
absent-mindedness.)
There is also some ghosting at the top and front of the brain.
Spooky.
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    <td><img src="axial.jpg"  ALIGN=TOP WIDTH="500"></td>
    <td>Axial slices: These images go from the inferior in the upper
      left
      to superior in the lower right.
      Here the left side of the image represents the left side of the
      brain.
    </td>
  </tr>

  <tr>
    <td><img src="coronal.jpg" ALIGN=TOP WIDTH="500"></td>
    <td>Coronal slices: These images go from anterior in the upper
      left to
      posterior in the lower right.
      Again, image left side represents brain left side; thus, the
      view you
      get is <i>opposite</i> what you would see if you were facing the
      brain (ahem) head-on.</td>
  </tr>

  <tr>
    <td> <img src="sagittal.jpg" ALIGN=TOP WIDTH="500"></td>
    <td>Sagittal slices: These images progress from left in the
      upper left to right in the lower right.</td>
  </tr>
</table>