aivolohkoon
Aivolohko is a Finnish term referring to a brain lobe, a subdivision of the brain cortex that is traditionally described in neuroanatomy. In Finnish medical and academic texts, aivolohko denotes one of the major cortical regions that contribute to different functional networks. The illative form aivolohkoon is used to indicate movement into a brain lobe or a location within a lobe, as in anatomical descriptions or clinical notes.
In classical neuroanatomy, there are four commonly described lobes of the cerebral cortex: the frontal lobe
Clinical relevance involves localizing neurological deficits to specific aivolohko regions. Lesions, strokes, or tumors in a