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Cranial nerves Cent. & periph. nervous system Cerebral cortex layers Hippocampus
Cranial nerves Cent. & periph. nervous system Cerebral cortex layers Hippocampus

 

Lateral Brain 2 Head 1 Head 2 Lateral Brain 3
Lateral Brain 2 Head 1 Head 2 Lateral Brain 3

 

Lateral Brain 4 Head 4 Limbic Neuron
Lateral Brain 4 Head 4 Limbic Neuron

 

Arterial thrombosis Hippocampus 2 Lateral brain 5 Orientation map
Arterial thrombosis Hippocampus 2 Lateral Brain 5 Orientation map

 

Visual pathway Edge detection Depth is calculated Auditory Pathway
Visual pathway Edge detection... Depth is calculated... Auditory pathway

 

Motor homunculus Synaptic region Hypothalamus Amygdala
Motor homunculus Synaptic region Hypothalamus Amygdala

 

Lateral Brain Head 3 Saggital Brain Dyslexic cerebral cortex
Lateral Brain Head 3 Saggital Brain Dyslexic cerebral cortex
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    • Did You Know? Dividing the Hemispheres
    Commisurotomy, the transection of the corpus callosum, is one possible treatment for patients with severe epilepsy. This procedure causes a complete split between the two hemispheres of the brain. As a result of this split, words presented to the patient's far left visual field cannot be read (alexia), and hidden objects placed into the left hand cannot be named (anomia). This is significant evidence for hemispheric specialization.

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