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Entries describe brain and spinal cord scenes, tumor resections, vascular bypass concepts, preoperative planning based on CT-derived models, and pre/post-operative imagery, emphasizing spatial relationships among nerves, arteries, and anatomical structures. Several artist notes connect clinical procedures with themes of pain, resilience, and recovery.","Exhibiting Artists  \n1) Goodness Boluwatife Adenowo  \nNo Pain, No Gain  \nThe drawing illustrates a striking view of a man seated upright, with his skull opened to reveal his brain. A surgeon is seen operating on the brain while he is awake. The piece denotes pain and resilience in pursuit for recovery.  \n2) Robert O. Beach  \nPterional transsylvian approach  \nCreated with traditional acrylic paint. Published in Dr. Albert Rhoton’s Cranial Anatomy and Surgical Approaches  \n3) Chandrima Biswas, MD  \nThe Dancing Girl  \nA little girl dances oblivious to the crowd of patients around her, amusing her father who is waiting for his cancer treatment. I witnessed this scene as I walked past a busy hospital corridor in the largest institute dedicated to oncology in India.  \n4) Jason Brady  \nInfratemporal Fossa  \nJason Brady is known for his luminous, naturalistic oil paintings. After discovering medical illustration, he merged his passion for art and science at the Johns Hopkins Department of Art as Applied to Medicine. He received the Frank Netter M. D. Award for his excellence in academic achievement and anatomical illustration and earned a Master of Arts in Medical and Biological Illustration in 2022. Jason is passionate about illustrating and animating the anatomical, histological, and molecular intricacies of the human body to help elucidate modern medicine. This illustration teaches medical students the complex spatial relationships of  \nstructures within the infratemporal fossa. This illustration was created through careful research and cadaveric dissection to understand how the nerves and arteries interweave between muscles to reach their target structures. ©2021 Jason Brady  \n5) V. Ramzes Chavez-Herrera  \nWired Brain  \nA colorful digital drawing of a brain depicting the distant lobes. Wired in all it’s entirety.  \n6) V. Ramzes Chavez-Herrera  \nWatercolor Ventricles  \nThis is a watercolor painting that was done during the initial COVID era. It states the different colors of the ventricles and the surrounding structures.  \n7) Aaron Cole  \nTranscochlear Approach: C2-P2 Bypass  \nThis series of surgical illustrations depicts the process of exposing the Petrous Internal Carotid Artery (pICA) and Posterior Cerebellar Artery (P2 PCA) through a transcochlear-subtemporal approach. The final stage focuses on the grafting of a portion of the Radial Artery from the the pICA to P2 PCA.  \n8) Frank M. Corl  \nPreoperative Planning for Apical Lung Tumor Removal  \nIllustration based on a 3D print from a patient’s CT scan to assist in preoperative planning for an apical lung tumor removal. Created using pencil and Photoshop.  \n9) Mariye Erol Demirtuk, MD  \nThe Titanium Angel  \nThe drawing depicts a young girl who, after scoliosis surgery, gains wings that provideher a sense of freedom. \\ These wings are not like those of a bird but rather angelic, adding a touch of beauty to her transformation.  \n10) Andrew Doty  \nInland Empire  \nUnlike other traumatic injuries, the infarct of brain trauma is subtle. What “Island Empire” demonstrates is the inward betrayal of the mind and senses when the structure of the brain is adulterated, which is reflected in the abstraction on the patients right. The patient’s left, while seemingly normal, is a duality meant to portray that traumatic brain injuries affect those we may outwardly consider healthy, but who may inwardly face debilitating malaise.  \n11) Russell Drake  \nCerebellar Tumor Resection & Raney Clip Application  \nOriginal gouache paintings depicting various neurosurgical procedures, 1933  \n12) Russell Drake  \nBrain cysts. Enucleation of cystic glioma.  \n© 2024 Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research (MFMER). All rights reserved No photography or photos please.  \n13) Russell Drake  \nPencil sketch of aneurysmal varices ofthe right side of brain and sylvian fissure, anomalous vessel, temporal lobe.  \n© 2024 Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research (MFMER). 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