Critical Remarks on „Lokalisationslehre“

Zülch, K. J.

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“…Moreover, the frontal lobe is subdivided into prerolandic, anterior (prefrontal), and orbital (orbitomedial) regions; the superior limbic lobe into anterior, posterior and retrosplenial regions; the parietal lobe into postcentral (anterior parietal), superior, inferior and basal regions; and the temporal lobe into supratemporal, proper, fusiform and temporopolar regions (von Economo, 2009;von Economo & Koskinas, 2008). The detailed cytoarchitectonic criteria of von Economo & Koskinas (1925, 2008) confer a clear advantage over Brodmann's scheme; their work represents a gigantic intellectual and technical effort (van Bogaert & Théodoridès, 1979), an attempt to bring the existing knowledge into a more orderly pattern (Zülch, 1975), and the only subdivision to be later acknowledged by von Bonin (1950) and by Bailey & von Bonin (1951). It is meaningful that basic and clinical neuroscientists adopt the Economo-Koskinas system of cytoarchitectonic areas over the commonly used Brodmann areas (see also discussion by Smith, 2010aSmith, , 2010b.…”

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Cytoarchitectonics of the Human Cerebral Cortex: The 1926 Presentation by Georg N. Koskinas (1885-1975) to the Athens Medical Society

Triarhou¹

2012

Neuroimaging - Cognitive and Clinical Neuroscience

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Cytoarchitectonics of the Human Cerebral Cortex: The 1926 Presentation by Georg N. Koskinas (1885-1975) to the Athens Medical Society

Triarhou¹

2012

Neuroimaging - Cognitive and Clinical Neuroscience

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“…Was aber die genaue "kortikale Struktur" der Sensomotorik sei, blieb offen. Dazu äußerten sowohl lasper (41) als auch Zülch(84,85) in wissenschaftsgeschichtlichen Übersichten ihr "lgnoramus". Betrachtet man die gesamte Oberfläche des Großhirns, so erbringt sie überwiegend sensorische und gnostische Leistungen.…”

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Über duale Organisation der Sensomotorik

Adams¹

1983

Fortschr Neurol Psychiatr

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An anatomical symmetry of the bilateral organism and the functional assignment of brain hemispheres each to one side of the body are preconditions for sensorimotor brain localization. The invariant system elements necessary for this consist of "modules". These are associations of about 2 500 cortical cells in each case. When we refer to duality, we do not mean dualistically separated, but mutually assigned or mutually coordinated half-systems. The mainly decussated sensory and nervous systems of the vertebrates probably give rise to their rhythmic gait coordinated in relation to the axis of the body. Compared to such vital movements, human motor activity varies between voluntary action and involuntary expression. Cortical projection duplicates in the form of secondary or supplementary sensorimotor areas are ascribed hypothetically to an identifiable somatosensory sensation. A development leading to man is likely to have commenced as the brain halves of a pithecanthropus gained asymmetric degrees of freedom in relation to their somatotopic binding to the body. This phylogenetic differentiation led to a dual disjunction of the cerebral hemispheres which enabled a side-different "either/or" in human actions. Speech and thought as transitive order forms are also based on functional asymmetries of the human cerebrum.

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Neuroscience and Higher Brain Function: From Myth to Public Responsibility

Plum

Volpe

1987

Comprehensive Physiology

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Critical Remarks on „Lokalisationslehre“

Cited by 6 publications

References 29 publications

Cytoarchitectonics of the Human Cerebral Cortex: The 1926 Presentation by Georg N. Koskinas (1885-1975) to the Athens Medical Society

Cytoarchitectonics of the Human Cerebral Cortex: The 1926 Presentation by Georg N. Koskinas (1885-1975) to the Athens Medical Society

Über duale Organisation der Sensomotorik

Neuroscience and Higher Brain Function: From Myth to Public Responsibility

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