Titlebook: Cortical Sensory Organization; Multiple Somatic Are Clinton N. Woolsey Book 1981 The HUMANA Press Inc. 1981 cortex.information.information

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书目名称Cortical Sensory Organization影响因子(影响力)




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书目名称Cortical Sensory Organization网络公开度




书目名称Cortical Sensory Organization网络公开度学科排名




书目名称Cortical Sensory Organization被引频次




书目名称Cortical Sensory Organization被引频次学科排名




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978-1-4612-5813-1The HUMANA Press Inc. 1981

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Caralee Caplan-Shaw M.D.,Joan Reibman M.D.y organized somatic sensory cortex (Sm I) of Old and New World simians from the simpler forms, the ancestral prosimians. Contemporary prosimians are the living descendents of the earliest group of primates and are believed to have separated from a common mammalian ancestor over 70 million years ago

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Introduction: No-Where and Now-Hereed in 1937 (7) and then more completely in 1942 (21). These investigators documented important features of the overall organization of the postcentral parietal cortex in . by recording evoked potentials from the surface of the brain. The basic procedure was to determine the portion of the body surfa

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Introduction: No-Where and Now-Hereally, “SI” has been described as a single and at least largely continuous representation of the body surface spanning four distinct architectonic regions, areas 3a, 3b, 1 and 2, in a number of New World and Old World species of primates (1, 2, 4, 5, 8, 14, 27–31, 36-42). However, these new studies (

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Introduction: No-Where and Now-Here primates demonstrated a single topographic representation in this part of the cortex (1, 76, 79, 80, 81). This somato-sensory representation was called the second somatic sensory area (S II) since it was discovered subsequent to the first somatic sensory area in most species that contained multiple

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Introduction: No-Where and Now-Hereal study and the more detailed microelectrode mapping studies that followed have provided important data concerning the functional organization of this region of the cerebral cortex. Unfortunately these physiological data have not been correlated with connectional or cytoarchitectonic data. The need

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Introduction: No-Where and Now-Here sensory stimuli. However, the stimulation of neurons in three different sites in the medial parietal cortex (in the precuneate lobule) of a human has been reported to evoke tingling sensations in the contralateral leg, arm and face (30). More recently, other investigators have reported that electri

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Introduction: No-Where and Now-Herees were undertaken to examine the detailed motor and sensory organizations for the control of the forelimb. The techniques of single unit recordings in behaving primates after Evarts (6), and intracortical microstimulation (ICMS) of Asanuma and Sakata (5) were used. In these studies, we observed tha

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Introduction: No-Where and Now-Here relations between these areas. At the level of the cortex itself, connections between the different areas are formed by extensive ipsilateral intracortical pathways, which allow interactions between different areas, directly or via less direct routes through the basal ganglia, thalamus and cerebell