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2- function....
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3- name of lesion....

(Sensory speech area )(Wernicke' area )
1- middle cerebral artery
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2- understanding or written and spoken language , read it and say it out loud .
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3- sensory aphasia
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(Sensory area)
1- middle and anterior cerebral arteries.
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2- sensation of the contralateral side of body, where the body represented upside down.
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3- contralateral sensory distubance
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3- name of lesion

(Visual area )
1- middle cerebral arteries
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2- seeing of pictures
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3- crossed homonymous hemisnopia .
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2- function....
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3- name of lesion....

(Visual association area )
1- posterior cerebral artery
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2- apprecition of meanings of pictures seen .
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3- inability to reconize seen in the opposite field of vision .
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2- function........
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( Frontal eye field area )
1- middle cerebral artery
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2- pyramidal motor area of eye movement.
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3- deviation of the eyes to the side of the lesion.
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1- blood supply.......
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( Primary auditory area )
1- middle cerebral artery
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2- hearing
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3- unilateral lesion produce parietal deafness in both ears especially the contralateral ear .
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( Secondary auditory area)
1- middle cerebral artery
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2- interpretation of sounds
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3- inability to understand the sounds
1- Prefrontal association cortex
2- Supplementary motor cortex ( secondary somatomotor )
3- primary somatomotor cortex
4- Gyrus precentralis
5- Primary somatosensory cortex
6- Gyrus Postcentralis
7- Secondary somatosensory cortex
8- Posterior parietal association cortex
9- Secondary visual cortex
10- primary visual cortex
11- Sulcus calcarinus
12- Primary visual cortex
13- Secondary visual cortex
1- Frontal pole
2- longitudinal fissure
3- orbital sulcus
4- olfactory bulb
5- Temporal pole
6- orbital gyri
7- uncus
8- occipitotemporal gyri
9- Inferior temporal gyrus
10- midbrain
11- occipitotemporal sulcus
12- parahippocampal gyrus
13- lingual gyrus
14- fusiform gyrus
15- collateral sulcus
16-Occipital pole
1- forceps minor
2- genu of corpus callosum
3- anterior horn of the lateral ventricle
4- head of caudate
5- genu of internal capsule
6- thalamus
7- splenium of corpus callosum
8- forceps major
9- posterior horn of the lateral ventricle
10- anterior limb of internal capsule
11- insula
12- extreme capsule
13- clusterum
14- lentiform nucleus
15- posterior limb of internal capsule
16- tapetum
17- retro- lenticular part of internal capsule ( optic radiation)
1- optic chiasm
2- optic tract
3- tuber cinereum
4- crus cerebri
5- lateral geniculate body
6- posterior perforated substance
7- pons
8- middle cerebellar peduncle
9- olive
10- pyramids
11- anterior root of first spinal nerve (C1)
12- decuccesaion of pyramids
13- olfactory tract
14- anterior perforated substance
15- infundibulum
16- mammillary bodies
17- temporal lobe ( cut section)
18- oculomotor nerve
19- trochlear nerve
20&21- trigeminal nerve ( motor & sensory roots)
22- abducens nerve
23&24- facial nerve and intermediate nerve of wrisberg
25- vestibulocochlear nerve
26- flocculus of cerebellum
27- choroid plexus of 4th ventricle extending out of lateral aperture

28- glossopharyngeal nerve
29- vagus nerve
30- hypoglossal nerve
31- accessory nerve
1- pineal gland
2- superior colliculus
3- inferior colliculus
4- trochlear nerve
5- superior cerebellar peduncle
6- middle cerebellar peduncle
7- inferior cerebellar peduncle
8- sulcus limitans
9- hypoglossal trigone
10- vagal trigone
11- medial geniculate body
12- lateral geniculate body
13- posterior median sulcus
14- superior cerebellar peduncle
15- medial eminence of fourth ventricle
16- facial colliculus
17- vestibular area
18- cuneate tubercle
19- gracile tubercle
20- posterior median sulcus
21- lateral funiculus
22- cuneate fasciculus
23- gracile fasciculus
1- pineal gland
2- superior colliculi
3- inferior colliculi
4- trochlear nerve
5- superior cerebellar peduncle
6- cuneate tubercle
7- gracile tubercle
8- cuneate fasciculus
9- gracile fasciculus
10- thalamus (cut section)
11- lateral geniculate body
12- optic tract
13- medial geniculate body
14- crus cerebri
15- pons
16- trigeminal nerve
17- middle cerebellar peduncle
18- vestibulocochlear nerve
19- facial nerve
20- inferior cerebellar peduncle
1- central sulcus
2- primary somatosensory cortex
3- somatosensory association cortex
4- posterior association area
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1- visual association cortex
2- primary visual cortex
1- frontal eye field
2- premotor/ supplementary motor cortex
3- primary motor cortex
4- central sulcus
5- Broca's area
6- Prefrontal cortex
1- primary auditory cortex
2- Auditory association cortex
3- Wernicke's area
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1- superior frontal sulcus
2- inferior frontal sulcus
3- ascending ramus of lateral sulcus
4- anterior ramus of lateral sulcus
5- stem of lateral sulcus 🙈
6- posterior ramus of lateral sulcus
7- superior temporal sulcus
8- inferior temporal sulcus
9- inferior occipital gyrus
10- lateral occipital gyrus
11- lunate sulcus
12- superior occipital gyrus
13- transverse occipital sulcus
14- arcus pariato-occipitalis
15- pariato-occipital sulcus
16- superior pariatal lobule
17- intraparietal sulcus
18- postcentral sulcus
19- central sulcus
20- precentral sulcus
21- superior frontal gyrus
22- middle frontal gyrus
23- inferior frontal gyrus
24- precentral gyrus
25- postcentral gyrus
26- inferior pariatal lobule
27- superior temporal gyrus
28- middle temporal gyrus
29- inferior temporal gyrus
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