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Cerebro, the Virtual Lab ‐ a mobile neuroanatomy game that is both fun and educational

Neuroanatomy remains one of the more complex disciplines in anatomical sciences education. It requires both a deep understanding of 3D anatomical relationships within the brain and a translation of that knowledge to 2D slices through the brain – an important skill, which enables the interpretation of clinical imaging studies of the brain. An additional challenge for learners is to understand the anatomy of the main ascending and descending tracts through the brainstem as well as the location of the crossing to the contralateral side for these pathways. Mastery of neuroanatomy requires both a conceptual understanding and practice in identifying structures with confidence on slices through the brainstem and the forebrain.