IPA: /ˌnjʊəroʊəˈnætəmi/
KK: /nʊroʌnəˈtɔmi/
The study of the structure and organization of the nervous system and its components.
Understanding neuroanatomy is essential for studying how the brain functions.
Neuroanatomy → It is formed from "neuro-" (from Greek "neuron", meaning nerve) and "anatomy" (from Greek "anatomē", meaning dissection or cutting up). The word refers to the study of the structure of the nervous system, particularly the dissection and analysis of nerves.
Think of 'nerve' ('neuro-') and 'dissection' ('anatomy') to remember that neuroanatomy is the study of the structure of nerves.
No commonly confused words.