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Somatosensory pathway. Peripheral sensations are detected by receptors all over the body and are sent through sensory neurons to the s[pinal cord. Information then go through the dorsal column or up the lateral spinothalamic tract to the thalamus before being sent to the somatosensory cotex where it is processed.
This is a student drawn diagram by z3332863 based on information from:
<pubmed>7962713</pubmed>
<pubmed>1127457</pubmed>
<pubmed>7812142</pubmed>
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| 17:00, 14 September 2012 |  | 1,248 × 1,493 (633 KB) | Z3332863 (talk | contribs) | Somatosensory pathway. This is a student drawn diagram by z3332863 based on information from <pubmed>7962713</pubmed>, <pubmed>1127457</pubmed> and <pubmed>7812142</pubmed> |
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