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Female Orgasm in Brodmann Brain Regions
Visualization of stimulation in the brain with scans taken over a seven minute sequence - via The Visual MD:
The human brain can be separated into regions based on structure and function - vision, audition, body sensation, etc, known as Brodmann’s area map.
This animation shows the functional magnetic resonance imaging, fMRI, brain data of a participant experiencing an orgasm and the corresponding relationships seen within these different regions based on utilization of oxygen levels in the blood. 20 snapshots in time of the fMRI data are taken from a 7 minute sequence. Over the course of the 7 minutes the participant approaches orgasm, reaches orgasm and then enters a quiet period.
Oxygen utilization levels are displayed on a spectrum from dark red (lowest activity) to yellow/white (highest). As can be observed, an orgasm leads to almost the entire brain illuminating yellow, indicating that most brain systems become active at orgasm.
You can see the video at the The Visual MD here [via The Guardian UK]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m7l4m91yI21qav3uso1_500.gif)
Female Orgasm in Brodmann Brain Regions
Visualization of stimulation in the brain with scans taken over a seven minute sequence - via The Visual MD:
The human brain can be separated into regions based on structure and function - vision, audition, body sensation, etc, known as Brodmann’s area map.
This animation shows the functional magnetic resonance imaging, fMRI, brain data of a participant experiencing an orgasm and the corresponding relationships seen within these different regions based on utilization of oxygen levels in the blood. 20 snapshots in time of the fMRI data are taken from a 7 minute sequence. Over the course of the 7 minutes the participant approaches orgasm, reaches orgasm and then enters a quiet period.
Oxygen utilization levels are displayed on a spectrum from dark red (lowest activity) to yellow/white (highest). As can be observed, an orgasm leads to almost the entire brain illuminating yellow, indicating that most brain systems become active at orgasm.
You can see the video at the The Visual MD here [via The Guardian UK]
