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Can you please tell me the name for the posterior part of the frontal lobe (radiologist report) and what it controls. thank you.
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movement: The back of the frontal lobe is where your premotor and primary motor cortex is. This is where the brain takes over control of your muscles from your spinal cord and where your brain plans out complex moves, without thinking, such as a tennis shot.
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