somatotopiline
Somatotopiline is a hypothetical concept in neuroscience that describes the spatial organization of sensory and motor representations within the brain. It suggests that the brain maps not only individual body parts but also the relationships between them, creating a dynamic and integrated representation of the body's physical form and its potential for movement. This concept extends beyond the well-established somatotopic maps, which primarily relate to the topographical organization of sensory and motor pathways from the body to the cortex.
The idea of somatotopiline implies that the brain possesses a more complex internal model of the body,
While the precise neural mechanisms underlying somatotopiline are still theoretical, it is thought to involve intricate