Dorsal stream - posterior parietal Flashcards

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V5 projects to

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The posterior parietal area

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Intraparietal sulcus components

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Anterior, lateral, medial, caudal

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Intraparietal sulcus: Anterior (AIP)

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Visual control of grasping and hand movements

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Intraparietal sulcus: Lateral (LIP) and Ventral (VIP)

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Visual attention and saccadic eye movements

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Intraparietal sulcus: Medial (MIP) and Ventral (VIP)

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Visual control of reaching and pointing

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Intraparietal sulcus: Caudal (CIP)

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Perception of depth from stereopsis

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Posterior parietal (dorsal) area mediates

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Visually guided movements - extensive connections with frontal eye fields and areas controlling hand and arm movements

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Bilateral damage to the posterior parietal (dorsal) area impairs

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Person’s ability to assume the proper hand position when reaching for an object, even though their perception of the object is accurate

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fMRI study: What is involved in mental construction of 3D images?

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Posterior parietal

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fMRI study: What else were involved in 3D images?

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Visual association cortex (extrastriate) and dorsal prefrontal (planning movements) areas

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fMRI study: what else was involved, but likely for recognition of imaginary shape?

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R inferior temporal

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