Common brain injury terms

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Cerebrum

This is the largest part of the human brain, which occupies most of the skull cavity. It is made up of the two cerebral hemispheres.

Sensory cortex

The primary sensory cortex is situated on the upper surface of the cerebrum, directly behind the MOTOR CORTEX. Different areas of the sensory cortex specifically deal with the sensations experienced in different parts of the body.