Brodmann's Areas Flashcards
Precentral Gyrus - lobe, brodmann’s, function
frontal, primary motor area (4), isolated movement
primary motor - contains giant Betz cells in layer 5
Premotor area - lobe, brodmann’s, function
frontal, lateral area 6, motor planning/Cb
stimulus evokes complex multisegmental movement
Supplemental motor area - lobe, brodmann’s, function
frontal, medial area 6, motor planning/BG
stimulus evokes complex multisegmental movement
FEF - lobe, brodmann’s, function
frontal, area 8, contra saccades
Prefrontal cortex - lobe, brodmann’s, function
frontal, executive function
relation to emotions, personality, intellect, executive function
lobotomies - orbital gyri more related to emotions, lateral gyri to intellect
Left inferior frontal gyrus - lobe, brodmann’s, function
frontal, broca’s (44,45), language expression
broca’s - in dominant hemi, rostral to primary motor area, non-fluent aphasia
Postcentral gyrus - lobe, brodmann’s, function
parietal, primary sensory area (1,2,3), unimodal simple sensation
Superior pariental lobule - lobe, brodmann’s, function
parietal, unimodal sensory association cortex (5,7), unimodal complex sensation
Inferior pariental lobule - lobe, brodmann’s, function
heteromodal sensory association cortex (39,40), higher order perception
spatial relations, recognition of objects, ability to make whole out of parts, attention to contra space (“where” pathway)
temporal-occipital area - recognition of faces (“what” pathway)
Area around calcarine fissure - lobe, brodmann’s, function
occipital, primary visual cortex (17), simple vision
mostly monocular, organized in ocular dominance columns
Other medial and all lateral occipital lobe - lobe, brodmann’s, function
occipital, secondary visual cortex (18,19), unimodal complex vision, movement, color
concentric to area 17 (movement, color)
other visual association (heteromodal) cortex in temporal and parietal lobes
Superior temporal gyrus - lobe, brodmann’s, function
temporal, primary and secondary auditory areas (41,42), hearing
primary - 41, transverse temporal gyrus (input from med gen)
secondary - 42, receives input from 41 and med gen (i.e. unimodal association cortex)
both ears represented on both sides so uni stroke produces no appreciable hearing loss
Left superior temporal gyrus - lobe, brodmann’s, function
temporal, wernicke’s (22), language comprehension
wernicke’s - post part, in dominant hemi, fluent aphasia
Parahippocampal gyrus - lobe, brodmann’s, function
temporal, amygdala, visceral control
amygdala - visceral association with emotion
Hippocampus
declarative memory