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Neuroanatomy
Broadmann areas
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Primary
somatosensory
is located on the
poste central
gyrus
Primary
somatosensory
area is involved in the
awareness
of fine touch
Somatosensory
association area is posterior to primary
somatosensory
Somatosensory association area
analyses and recognises touch sensations
Primary motor area is on the
precentral gyrus
Primary motor is involved in
voluntary
movement
Pre-motor area is
anterior
to primary motor
Pre-motor area is responsible for
planning
and sequence of
movment
Orbitofrontal
area is the most
anterior
Orbitofrontal
area is involved in
decision
making
Broca's area is the most
inferior
of
frontal
lobe
Broca's area is responsible for
stimulating speech muscles
Primary and associative auditory areas are located below the
lateral sulcus
Primary auditory area is involved in the
awareness
of sound (
pitch
and location)
Associative
auditory
area is involved in analysing and
recognising
sound
Wernicks area sits in the
temporal
and
parietal
lobes
Wernick's area is involved in
language perception
Primary and associative visual cortex are located in most
posterior
of the
occipital
lobe
Primary visual area is involved in
awareness
of visual
stimuli
Associative visual areas are involved in
analysing
visual stimuli e.g
colour