Somatosensory Homunculus Map - Brain’s Body Representation Guide #265300 (License: Personal Use)

This detailed diagram shows the somatosensory cortex’s distorted representation of the human body, where areas like lips, fingers, and tongue occupy disproportionately large regions due to high tactile receptor density. The map is oriented laterally to medially, with labels identifying corresponding sensory inputs such as face, hands, trunk, and genitalia. The blue arrow highlights the homunculus figure-a symbolic visualization of this neural mapping.

Used in neuroscience education, medical training, and psychology resources to explain sensory processing; targets students, educators, and healthcare professionals seeking foundational knowledge of somatosensation.