The human posterior insula was shown to respond to a wide variety of stimulation
paradigms (eg pain, somatosensory, or auditory processing) in functional imaging …

The human insular cortex supports multifunctional integration including interoceptive,
sensorimotor, cognitive and social-emotional processing. Different concepts of the …

Despite much research on the function of the insular cortex, few studies have investigated
functional subdivisions of the insula in humans. The present study used resting-state …

Anatomical studies in the macaque cortex and functional imaging studies in humans have
demonstrated the existence of different cortical areas within the intraparietal sulcus (IPS) …

The insular cortex of macaques has a wide spectrum of anatomical connections whose
distribution is related to its heterogeneous cytoarchitecture. Although there is evidence of a …

The dorsal visual stream consists of several functionally specialized areas, but most of their
cytoarchitectonic correlates have not yet been identified in the human brain. The cortex …

The human insula is hidden in the depth of the cerebral hemisphere by the overlying frontal
and temporal opercula, and consists of three cytoarchitectonically distinct regions: the …

The aim of this work was to use probabilistic diffusion tractography to examine the
organization of the human insular cortex based on the similarities of its remote projections …

The human insula has been the focus of great attention in the last decade due to substantial
progress in neuroimaging methodology and applications. Anatomical support for functional …

The organization of the human insular cortex has traditionally been considered as an
anterior–posterior dichotomy, where anterior and posterior subdivisions have unique …