Occipital Lobe
Quick facts: Location: Bottom, back part of the cortex above the cerebellum and behind the temporal lobe Function: Responsible for …
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Frontal Lobe
Quick facts about the Frontal lobe: Location: Frontal and upper area of the cortex above the temporal lobes and in …
Parietal Lobe
Quick facts about the Parietal lobe: Location: Upper, back part of the cortex Function: Processes sensory information that had to …
Left and Right Hemispheres
The largest part of the brain is called the cerebrum and it is symmetrically divided down the middle into the …
Oculo-Vestibular Reflex
Introduction The vestibular system is responsible for maintaining balance and equilibrium. Precise eye movement control is necessary to obtain a …
Semicircular Canals
Anatomy of Semicircular Canals The bony labyrinth is composed of semicircular canals, vestibule, and the cochlea. These are substances present …
Nerve Supply
Introduction The nerve supply refers to the different types of nerves supplying different parts of the body. The nervous system …
Grey Matter and White Matter
Introduction The central nervous system has a very complex anatomical structure. It has been divided into several parts, hemispheres, and …
Utricle and Saccule
Introduction The human ear does not only provide human beings the sense of hearing (auditory Sense), but this structure is …
Vestibular Function
Introduction The vestibular system is the apparatus present in the bony labyrinth of the inner ear. This system contributes to …