2008International Journal of StomatologyRequires access

The representation of the human oral area in the somatosensory cortex

Liu Hong-che

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In the classical sensory homunculus proposed by penfield,there were no representations of the face,teeth and oral cavity in somatosensory cortex.The article reviewed investigations of cortical representation of oral structures in somatosensory cortex with based on non-invasive functional magnetic resonance imaging functional magnetic resonance imaging measurements.

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In the classical sensory homunculus proposed by penfield,there were no representations of the face,teeth and oral cavity in somatosensory cortex.The article reviewed investigations of cortical representation of oral structures in somatosensory cortex with based on non-invasive functional magnetic resonance imaging functional magnetic resonance imaging measurements.

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In the classical sensory homunculus proposed by penfield,there were no representations of the face,teeth and oral cavity in somatosensory cortex.The article reviewed investigations of cortical representation of oral structures in somatosensory cortex with based on non-invasive functional magnetic resonance imaging functional magnetic resonance imaging measurements.

Key concepts: Somatosensory system, Functional magnetic resonance imaging, Oral cavity, Sensory system, Magnetic resonance imaging, Cortex (anatomy), Representation (politics), Neuroscience

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