About
Welcome to Holocranial, a website intended to make clinical neuroanatomy as accessible as possible. When making complex material accessible it is hard to balance accurate, complete information with clarity, as they are essentially inversely related. When faced with the choice, we have decided to opt for clarity. The result of this is that there are sections of this website that are simplified. However, if you know nothing but the information on this website, our goal is for you to understand the symptomatology of much of the pathology that involves the thalamus, brainstem, and cerebellum.
I am committed to keeping this website free and without advertisements, as I will continue to pay the hosting costs out of my own pocket until I am no longer able to do so.
I am committed to keeping this website free and without advertisements, as I will continue to pay the hosting costs out of my own pocket until I am no longer able to do so.
Frank Salamone, MD
Ronal Reagan UCLA Medical Center
Diagnostic Radiology PGY-4
Primary creator and editor.
Ronal Reagan UCLA Medical Center
Diagnostic Radiology PGY-4
Primary creator and editor.
Noriko Salamon, MD, PhD
Professor of Radiology
Chief of Neuroradiology
David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA
Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center
Provided decades worth of lecture material aimed at trainees in radiology, neurology, and neurosurgery, on which the majority of the material on this website is based. Continues to participate in constant revision and technical direction.
Professor of Radiology
Chief of Neuroradiology
David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA
Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center
Provided decades worth of lecture material aimed at trainees in radiology, neurology, and neurosurgery, on which the majority of the material on this website is based. Continues to participate in constant revision and technical direction.
Sara Richards, MD
Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center
Pediatrics Chief Resident PGY-4
Assisted with illustrations.
Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center
Pediatrics Chief Resident PGY-4
Assisted with illustrations.
Lorenzo, MD h.c. (left), and Larry, MD h.c. (right)
Emotional support.
Emotional support.
