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Sulcus Centralis

Description:

The sulcus centralis, also known as the central sulcus, is a prominent groove on the surface of the human brain. It separates the frontal lobe from the parietal lobe, and is considered an important landmark for brain localization.

Senses:

Sense 1:

(Noun) The sulcus centralis refers specifically to the groove on the surface of the human brain that separates the frontal lobe from the parietal lobe.

Sample Sentence:

The sulcus centralis is crucial in dividing the brain into distinct regions responsible for different functions.

Sense 2:

(Adjective) When used as an adjective, sulcus centralis describes anything related to or located in the central sulcus.

Sample Sentence:

The sulcus centralis region of the brain is responsible for controlling voluntary movement.

Usage:

Popular Usage:

In popular usage, the term sulcus centralis is often used interchangeably with the central sulcus.

Sample Sentence:

Many people refer to the central sulcus as the sulcus centralis due to its distinctive appearance.

Local Usage:

In local usage, medical professionals and researchers commonly use the term sulcus centralis to discuss specific features and functions of the brain.

Sample Sentence:

The neurologist discussed the implications of the sulcus centralis in relation to motor control during the local conference.

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