Lesions in this structure can cause hemiballism, resulting in the most violent type of involuntary limb movement. In humans, this structure is the largest in the diencephalon and its two halves sit on each side of the third v
Lesions in this structure can cause hemiballism, resulting in the most violent type of involuntary limb movement. In humans, this structure is the largest in the diencephalon and its two halves sit on each side of the third ventricle. The somesthetic nuclei connect this structure to the midbrain, and by linking the cerebellum to the frontal lobe, it permits voluntary motor control. Blocking stimulus signals during sleep, name this "sensory switchboard" of the brain that relays information on sight, sound, touch, and pain from the sense organs to the cerebral cortex.
Lesions in this structure can cause hemiballism, resulting in the most violent type of involuntary limb movement.
{thalamus} [do not accept “hypothalamus”]