Sensorimotor System
Sensorimotor Loop. Representation Of The Sensorimotor Loop Monitoring Of The Brain To Link The Stimuli Originating From The Sensorial Receptors Par Example, Tactile Sensibility Or Neuromuscular Spindle To Motor Reactions Movements Of The Body. Nerve Impulse Originating From The Sensorial Receptor Yellow Arrows Transiting Through The Bone Marrow To The Cerebral Trunk Then To The Sensitive Cortex Of The Brain. The Reponse Following From This Stimulus Green Arrows Part Of The Motor Cortex, Passes By The Cerebral Trunk Then The Bone Marrow To Induce A Muscular Movement. In The Restless Legs Syndrome, There Is A Dysfunction Of The Sensorimotor Loop Probably Due To The Drop In Activity Of The Dopamine Neurons Provoking Involuntary Movements. (Photo By BSIP/UIG Via Getty Images)

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- Nerve Cell,
- Sensory Perception,
- Brain,
- Anatomy,
- Audit,
- Biological Process,
- Brain Stem,
- Central Nervous System,
- Cerebral Cortex,
- Control,
- Diencephalon,
- Geographical Locations,
- Global Communications,
- Human Nervous System,
- Mechanoreceptor,
- Medulla,
- Motion,
- Motor Cortex,
- Motor Neuron,
- Muscle,
- Peripheral Nervous System,
- Proprioception,
- Receptor,
- Reflex Hammer,
- Spine - Body Part,
- Synapse,