A black and white CT scan of a human skull. The skull appears to be in the middle of a cross-sectional view as there are several bones visible in the image. The bones are arranged in a circular pattern with the largest bone in the center and two smaller bones on either side. The largest bone on the left side of the image is the skull while the smaller bone is on the right side. The image also shows a small amount of blood vessels which are visible on the top left and bottom right sides of the skull. There are also several small structures including a large hole in the top right corner which could be a tumor or a tumor. The image is labeled with the names of the bones such as "R" "C" "D" "E" "F" "G" "H" "J" "K" and "L" indicating that it is an MRI scan. The scan is likely used to diagnose and treat a patient's heart attack or other medical condition.

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