parietal gyrus (Meaning)

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parietal gyrus (n)

any of the convolutions of the outer surface of the parietal lobe of the cerebrum

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The parietal gyrus is a prominent region in the brain responsible for processing sensory and spatial information.
Damage to the left parietal gyrus can impair language comprehension, while damage to the right parietal gyrus can affect spatial navigation.
The posterior parietal gyrus plays a crucial role in representing the body's position in space.
The superior parietal gyrus is involved in processing visual-spatial information, such as hand-eye coordination and reaching.
Lesions in the inferior parietal gyrus can disrupt the recognition of objects and faces.
The parietal gyrus is closely interconnected with other brain regions involved in sensory processing and motor control.
The intraparietal sulcus divides the parietal gyrus into the superior and inferior parietal lobes.
The angular gyrus is a part of the parietal gyrus that is associated with language and semantic memory.
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans can visualize the structure and activity of the parietal gyrus.
Studies using electroencephalography (EEG) have identified specific waveforms associated with activity in the parietal gyrus.

any of the convolutions of the outer surface of the parietal lobe of the cerebrum

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The parietal gyrus is a prominent region in the brain responsible for processing sensory and spatial information.

Damage to the left parietal gyrus can impair language comprehension, while damage to the right parietal gyrus can affect spatial navigation.

The posterior parietal gyrus plays a crucial role in representing the body's position in space.

The superior parietal gyrus is involved in processing visual-spatial information, such as hand-eye coordination and reaching.