Convolutions Hemispheres of the Great Brain

Convolutions of the cerebral hemispheres

The brain is the center of the human body, which controls and manages all our actions and thoughts. It consists of two hemispheres - left and right, each of which has its own unique characteristics and functions. Let's take a closer look at the convolutions of the brain, which are key elements in the functioning of the brain.

Basic scheme of the brain: Left hemisphere The left hemisphere is responsible for analytical and logical processes, as well as for oral speech and comprehension of written language. It controls both hands - right and left. In addition, it is responsible for the ability to do mathematics, logic and memory management. In general, the left hemisphere is associated with left hemisphere dominance.  **Basic scheme of the left hemisphere:** - Broca's area: plays an important role in organization expressions of speech. It includes the motor cortex, which is located deep in the front of the left hemisphere and is responsible for controlling and organizing muscle movement, including the muscles of the mouth and tongue. - Visual cortex: located in the anterior part of the left hemisphere, it facilitates the recognition of faces, objects and colors. This region is also associated with spatial perception and visual information processing. - Verbal area: located in the posterior part of the left hemisphere near the temporal gyrus. It supports speech articulation and perception, as well as auditory processing (including linguistic skills)

Right Hemisphere: The right hemisphere is responsible for creativity, imagination, visual perception, music, motor coordination and conscious color processing. This hemisphere is also connected to the right hand. Right hemisphere