1. TOUCH, HAPTICS & PROPRIOCEPTION

4. Receptive Field

5. Receptive Field The two-point threshold for any part of the body is determined by the size of the receptive fields and the extent of overlap

6. Receptive Field The two-point threshold for any part of the body is determined by the size of the receptive fields and the extent of overlap

10. Cross Section of the Skin

12. Peripheral Pathways for Touch

13. Peripheral Pathways For Touch

14. Cortical Pathways of Touch

17. Cortical Magnification corresponds to greater acuity

18. Cortical Plasticity for Touch

22. Haptics

25. Proprioception

26. Prioprioception Includes The Vestibular Sense Ocular Motor

28. Interactions of Touch & Vision

33. Pain: The Reflex Arc

35. Gating Pain: Dorsal Horn (Root) Back Chest

36. Spino-Thalamic Pathway: Temperature & Pain

37. Medial Lemniscal Pathway: Mechanoreceptors & Proprioception

41. Phantom Pain The cortical areas for the face annex the cortical areas for the arm and fingers. Some of those neurons were previously specialized for pain.