Human Brain Anatomy Diagram - Lateral View with Key Gyri and Sulci #2178756 (License: Personal Use)

This classic anatomical illustration depicts the left lateral surface of the human cerebrum, meticulously labeling primary functional regions including the precentral gyrus (motor cortex), postcentral gyrus (sensory cortex), superior temporal gyrus (auditory processing), and angular gyrus (language integration). Dotted lines demarcate lobar boundaries, while shaded areas highlight the frontal pole and temporal pole. The diagram uses standard neuroanatomical abbreviations (e.g., p.c.s. = postcentral sulcus, s.t.g. = superior temporal gyrus) common in early 20th-century medical texts.

Used in medical textbooks, neuroscience courses, and online educational resources to teach cortical anatomy; targets students, clinicians, and researchers seeking foundational knowledge of brain topography and functional localization.