The volume of grey matter was reduced in the right inferior parietal lobule and the left middle, inferior and precentral gyri.
In the figure, we see clearly the four lobules produced by the pairs of beams focused with u 1⁄4 f08, 908, 1808, 2708g.
Large white spots caused a strong focal fibrosis and atrophy of lobules, that disappeared completely in the centre.
Maximum diameters of a crustose lichen mean that many small areoles or lobules form a conglomerate of thalli.
For example, activity in the right parietal lobule seems to represent reafferent activation from motor action.
Both the inferior and superior parietal lobules were active bilaterally during the force control task.
We hypothesise, therefore, that during the period of absent or reduced arterial inflow the oxygen tension will fall within the affected lobule.
However, the findings from that study demonstrate that the control process may also occur in the inferior parietal lobule.
