The Parietal Lobe, Somatosensory Cortex - Location and Function

In this video, Dr. Kushner reviews the parietal lobe. Most importantly, the parietal lobe is home to the somatosensory cortex, a region of the brain responsible for processing somatic sensations, like touch🖐️, temperature♨️, and pain 🤕 and positioning of the limbs (i.e., proprioception)💪 .
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Thank you for this video. I had a stroke last March. I sustained damage in my perietal lobe. Can you do a video that could stimulate the perietal lobe. Thanks

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Frontal lobe: czcams.com/video/VZvpZVVUpW8/video.htmlsi=1YrUnCFIN12QSl5t
Occipital lobe: czcams.com/video/vZtQ40Ph61o/video.htmlsi=_nLp03LMZS5qGf0I
Sensation and Perception: czcams.com/video/mwkZU-n9kQ4/video.htmlsi=Jmh4UhLhep-Ggjzj

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I was born with no right parietal lobe but this wasnt discovered until 2017 during a field of vision test whereby my left eye showed an issue , i function normally so can only guess my brain has rewired itself , im in my late 50s

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can you differentiate the right parietal lobe from the left ?

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Question: Would Deaf-Blind people who use tactile signing have a bigger part of their cerebral cortex dedicated to their back or hands? If Deaf-Blind people damage their Angular Gyrus how would that change their expression of language since they don't speak? Would they still be able to touch/read brail and understand tactile signing but not be able to write it or sign it correctly? Sorry just curious lol

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Such a good question. I found this research article that may answer your question :)
www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2022.938842/full

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