Set: Cortical topography

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TermDefinition
Trepanationdrilling a hole into brain
Phrenologymapping behavior on brain
Temporal gyrisuperior, middle, and inferior
Corpus callosumaxons linking the two hemispheres
cingulate gyrusboundary of cingulate cortex, memory f(x)
Cuneate gyrusabove calcarine fissure
Lingual gyrusbelow calcarine fissure
Rhinal fissureseparates parahipocampal gyrus
Parahipppocampal gyrusimportant for memory f(x)
insular cortexunder frontal and temporal
Brodman'scytoarchitectionics
neocortex6 layers
85% of cortical neuronspyramidal, GLU
Layer 1 neocortexvery few neurons, mostly axons
15% of cortical neuronsnon-pyramidal, GABA
local cortico-cortical connectionfrom one area to another
long range cortico-cortical connectionfrom one are to another
interhemispheric/callosal connectiongenerally homotopic areas
subcortical connectionthalamus, tectum, basal ganglia, limbic system
functional brain mappingdocument behavioral change and pathology in the brain
Alternative function brain mappingdeliver a stimulus and examine areas with changes in activation
Brodman's areasalign with functional zones
Brodman's area 41 and 42Auditory cortex
Brodman's area 1, 2, and 3sensory cortex
Brodman's area 4motor cortex
Brodamn's area 17visual cortex
Brodman's area 34Gustatory coretx
homunculus, meaninglittle man in brain
homunculus characteristicsmore neurons devoted for fingers and face
Auditory cortexcontains a map of human sound spectrum
Auditory cortex sectionsdistinct neurons encode for particular sound frequencies
Auditory cortex section increase..binary
Cortical anatomy of speech, 1stAuditory cortex
Cortical anatomy of speech, 2ndWernicke's area
Cortical anatomy of speech, 3rdAngular gyrus
Cortical anatomy of speech, 4thBroca's area
Cortical anatomy of speech, 5thMotor cortex
Angular gyrus to Broca's area viaArcuate fasciculus
Frontal lobe damage, namePhineas Gage
Frontal lobe damage sxbehavioral changes
LissencephalyReduction in number of sulci and gyrii, and fewer cortical lamina
Polymicrogyriaincrease in number of small sulci and gyrii, can be hemispheric or region-specific
Malformations of Cortical development sxcognitive impairment and epilepsy
Periventricular nodular heterotopianodules of cells found lining the ventricles
Subcortical band heterotopia a.k.a.double-cortex syndrome
Subcortical band heterotopialarge accumulation of cells in the white matter
Microcephalyreduced brain size with typical organization
Callosal agenesisbrain organization is often normal, but no corpus callosum
Savant dzcallosal agenesis

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Terms 49
Creator Rcswed
Created December 5, 2008
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Subject neuroanatomy
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