The Institute of Neurological Science (INCN) in Lima houses the only "Brain Museum" in Latin America. The collection contains over 3000 samples from which around 300 are on permanent display, including brains with diverse cerebral diseases and anomalies as well as fetal brains with abnormalities. Unique photomicrographs and other items are also on display.
Wednesday, April 11, 2018
There is a neuropathology museum in Lima, Peru
The Institute of Neurological Science (INCN) in Lima houses the only "Brain Museum" in Latin America. The collection contains over 3000 samples from which around 300 are on permanent display, including brains with diverse cerebral diseases and anomalies as well as fetal brains with abnormalities. Unique photomicrographs and other items are also on display.
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