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Two sea-horses were adopted as supporters for the arms. On the undersurface of each temporal lobe of the brain is an area referred to as the “hippocampus”. The heraldic blazon therefore gives an immediate reference to this aspect of neuroanatomy. Finally each sea horse uses its tail to hold a Rod of Aesculapius, the universal symbol for the practice of medicine in general. | Two sea-horses were adopted as supporters for the arms. On the undersurface of each temporal lobe of the brain is an area referred to as the “hippocampus”. The heraldic blazon therefore gives an immediate reference to this aspect of neuroanatomy. Finally each sea horse uses its tail to hold a Rod of Aesculapius, the universal symbol for the practice of medicine in general. | ||
The motto lends itself to a number of different possible interpretations. Perhaps the simplest and most appropriate is “Above all, the brain”. | The motto lends itself to a number of different possible interpretations. Perhaps the simplest and most appropriate is “Above all, the brain”.'''[[Literature]]''': Info send to me by mail. | ||
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