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• W2055698768 abstract "In humans, damage to posterior parietal or frontal cortices often induces a severe impairment of the ability to redirect gaze to visual targets introduced into the contralateral field. In cats, unilateral deactivation of the posterior middle suprasylvian (pMS) sulcus in the posterior inferior parietal region also results in an equally severe impairment of visually mediated redirection of gaze. In this study we tested the contributions of the pMS cortex and 14 other cortical regions in mediating redirection of gaze to visual targets in 31 adult cats. Unilateral cooling deactivation of three adjacent regions along the posterior bend of the suprasylvian sulcus (posterior middle suprasylvian sulcus, posterior suprasylvian sulcus, and dorsal posterior ectosylvian gyrus at the confluence of the occipital, parietal, and temporal cortices) eliminated visually mediated redirection of gaze towards stimuli introduced into the contralateral hemifield, while the redirection of gaze toward the ipsilateral hemifield remained highly proficient. Additional cortical loci critical for visually mediated redirection of gaze include the anterior suprasylvian gyrus (lateral area 5, anterior inferior parietal cortex) and medial area 6 in the frontal region. Cooling deactivation of: 1) dorsal or 2) ventral posterior suprasylvian gyrus; 3) ventral posterior ectosylvian gyrus, 4) middle ectosylvian gyrus; 5) anterior or 6) posterior middle suprasylvian gyrus (area 7); 7) anterior middle suprasylvian sulcus; 8) medial area 5; 9) the visual portion of the anterior ectosylvian sulcus (AES); 10) or lateral area 6 were all without impact on the ability to redirect gaze. In summary, we identified a prominent field of cortex at the junction of the temporo-occipito-parietal cortices (regions pMS, dPE, PS), an anterior inferior parietal field (region 5L), and a frontal field (region 6M) that all contribute critically to the ability to redirect gaze to novel stimuli introduced into the visual field during fixation. These loci have several features in common with cortical fields in monkey and human brains that contribute to the visually guided redirection of the head and eyes." @default.
• W2055698768 created "2016-06-24" @default.
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• W2055698768 date "2004-01-01" @default.
• W2055698768 modified "2023-10-16" @default.
• W2055698768 title "Cerebral areas mediating visual redirection of gaze: Cooling deactivation of 15 loci in the cat" @default.
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