A high-fidelity 3D reconstruction of the human cerebral cortex and subcortical structures derived from self-donated MRI data, processed through FreeSurfer with full cortical surface extraction and subcortical segmentation. The model faithfully captures the natural complexity of cortical anatomy — including sulcal depth, gyral folding patterns, hemispheric asymmetry, cerebellar folia, and brainstem curvature — and is anatomically parcellated into 10 distinct parts using FreeSurfer's aparc.annot parcellation and aseg.mgz volumetric segmentation.
What's Included10 separate mesh files, each representing an anatomical structure independently:
- Brain Stem
- Frontal Lobe (lh)
- Parietal Lobe (lh)
- Temporal Lobe (lh)
- Occipital Lobe (lh)
- Frontal Lobe (rh)
- Parietal Lobe (rh)
- Temporal Lobe (rh)
- Occipital Lobe (rh)
- Cerebellum
- Brain Stem
Key Features
- Derived from self-donated MRI scan — ethically sourced, single-subject data
- Lobe boundaries defined by anatomical parcellation (aparc.annot) — not arbitrary geometric cuts
- Each lobe and subcortical structure is a separate, independent mesh
- 1mm resolution mesh preserving sulcal and gyral detail
- 2.5mm uniform wall thickness — print-ready solid shell, no slicer repair needed
- Available in STL / OBJ / FBX / DAE formats
- Ideal for medical & neuroscience education
- Neuroanatomy reference for clinical and academic visualization
- 3D printing ready (FDM / Resin) — each part prints independently
- Compatible with game engines & visualization tools (Unity, Unreal, Blender)
