A new neural framework for visuospatial processing

Kravitz, Saleem, Baker, Mishkin · Nature Reviews Neuroscience · 2011 · neuroscience · 10.1038/nrn3008 · record Kravitz2011-a-new-neural-framework-for-visuospatial-proc
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dorsal stream ventral stream parieto spatial working memory visually guided action navigation egocentric allocentric retrosplenial posterior cingulate cortex topographic disorientation parahippocampal place area head-direction cells place cells agranular The three pathways acquire their different functions from their differing cortical targets rather than from their overlapping parietal sources — granular six-layered targets support perception while the agranular premotor target supports action Regional function is generated by the region's pattern of connectivity, so densely and reciprocally connected regions necessarily share functional properties and functions blend in gradients along a pathway The PCC and RSC sit mid-pathway and perform the conversion of egocentric parietal space codes into the allocentric codes used by the medial temporal lobe posterior cingulate koniocortex inferior parietal lobule presubiculum tract-tracing connectivity landmark parieto–medial temporal pathway retrosplenial complex allocentric spatial view cells heading disorientation landmark agnosia anterograde topographic disorientation cross-modal extinction reference frame review

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object_of_studythe cortical dorsal visual stream and what it actually comprises
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research_questionwhether the dorsal stream is best characterised as a Where pathway, a How pathway, or neither
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contributionreplaces the single-purpose dorsal stream with three pathways - parieto-prefrontal, parieto-premotor and parieto-medial temporal - supporting spatial working memory, visually guided action and navigation
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mechanismsthe occipito-parietal circuit is the shared antecedent from which all three pathways diverge
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mechanismsposterior parietal representations are predominantly egocentric while medial temporal ones are mainly allocentric, with PCC and RSC coordinating between them
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mechanismsdamage at different points along the pathway produces predictably different forms of topographic disorientation
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mechanismsa speculative anatomical account: the perception pathways target granular six-layered cortex while the action pathway targets agranular five-layered cortex
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mechanismshuman resting-state functional connectivity reproduces the monkey tract-tracing circuit
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limitationsNo research directly compares the relative importance of the different functional properties within the same parietal region, so the proposed anatomical divisions are not yet functionally adjudicated.
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what this limits: comparisons between functional properties within a region: THERE HAS BEEN LITTLE RESEARCH THAT DIRECTLY COMPARES THE RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF THESE DIFFERENT FUNCTIONAL PROPERTIES (FOR EXAMPLE, PERIPERSONAL VERSUS EXTRAPERSONAL CODING) WITHIN THE SAME REGION
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limitationsEmpirical data on the intermediate relay areas (PCC, RSC) of the proposed parieto-medial temporal pathway are sparse.
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what this limits: the intermediate areas of the pathway: THIS NEW FRAMEWORK ALSO HIGHLIGHTS THE PAUCITY OF EMPIRICAL DATA REGARDING THE INTERMEDIATE AREAS IN THE PARIETO-MEDIAL TEMPORAL PATHWAY
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limitationsThe trifurcation is not claimed to be exhaustive; further pathways may exist.
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what this limits: the trifurcation as a complete list: WE DO NOT MEAN TO IMPLY THAT THERE ARE THREE PATHWAYS ONLY, FOR THERE MAY WELL BE OTHERS
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limitationsScope is restricted to visuospatial processing, neglecting parietal contributions to spatial processing in other modalities.
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what this limits: other modalities, excluded by design: IN LIMITING THIS REVIEW TO VISUOSPATIAL PROCESSING, WE RECOGNIZE THAT WE HAVE LARGELY NEGLECTED THE ROLE THAT THE POSTERIOR PARIETAL CORTEX PLAYS IN SPATIAL PROCESSING IN OTHER MODALITIES
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limitationsthe framework's central premise - that function follows connectivity - is stated as a premise rather than demonstrated
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what this limits: everything the framework infers from anatomy: A MAJOR PREMISE IN THIS PERSPECTIVE IS THAT THE FUNCTION OF A REGION EMERGES FROM ITS PARTICULAR PATTERN OF CONNECTIVITY
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limitationsthe area-by-area exposition is described by the authors as purely didactic, with gradients assumed instead
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what this limits: the area-by-area presentation: THIS APPROACH IS PURELY DIDACTIC. IN FACT, WE ASSUME THAT THERE ARE GRADIENTS OF FUNCTION WITHIN AND BETWEEN areas
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limitationshow the reference-frame transformations are actually performed remains unclear
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what this limits: the reference-frame account: IT IS STILL UNCLEAR HOW THESE TRANSFORMATIONS BETWEEN REFERENCE FRAMES occur
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limitationsthere may be more than three pathways; the trifurcation is not claimed to be exhaustive
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duplicate of: limitations[2] · what this limits: the same scope as limitations[2] - the trifurcation is not claimed to be exhaustive
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limitationsthe granular versus agranular account is explicitly left for future research
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what this limits: the granular-versus-agranular explanation: WHETHER OR NOT THESE DIFFERENCES IN THE MAKEUP OF THEIR CORTICAL TARGETS HELP TO ACCOUNT FOR THE STRIKING DIFFERENCES IN THE FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS IS A MATTER FOR FUTURE RESEARCH
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limitationsnavigation evidence does not exclude other visuospatial functions for the pathway
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what this limits: the navigation account of the pathway: THE EXISTENCE OF THESE MULTIPLE [routes] leaves other visuospatial functions available to it
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limitationsthe claim that the parahippocampal place area tracks layout over semantic content has published opposing views
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what this limits: the layout-over-semantics claim about PPA, which is contested: SEE REFS 173, 174 FOR OPPOSING VIEWS
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transfersthe single-patient dissociation in D.F., which grounded the How account of the whole dorsal stream
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transfers[0]1.0the tagger's words
transfersfunctional connectivity in humans, used to corroborate a circuit established by tract tracing in monkeys
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conceptsdorsal stream
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sensesthe same anatomical stream has carried three successive names - Where, How, and now a trifurcated framework - and each name IS a functional theory rather than a label
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sensesdorsal stream is explicitly REDEFINED here: originally the pathway from striate cortex to the posterior inferior parietal lobule, now a widespread system across frontal, temporal and limbic lobes
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sensesegocentric and allocentric are the two reference frames whose transformation is the pathway's proposed job, and the mechanism of transformation is stated to be unknown
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sensestopographic disorientation is not one syndrome but a family, subdivided by which part of the pathway is damaged
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alternativesclaim_type: critique
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a second reading DIFFERING from the recorded value. Recorded: existence — note: a second reading, verbatim-verified, disagreeing with the value on the record. Not applied - a person decides.
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alternativesmethod: review of monkey tract-tracing anatomy, primate and human functional data, and human lesion syndromes, organised around a proposed trifurcation
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a second reading DIFFERING from the recorded value. Recorded: review — note: a second reading, verbatim-verified, disagreeing with the value on the record. Not applied - a person decides.
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alternativesphenomenon: visuospatial processing across cortex
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a second reading DIFFERING from the recorded value. Recorded: dorsal-stream visuospatial processing — note: a second reading, verbatim-verified, disagreeing with the value on the record. Not applied - a person decides.
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claim_relationsbuilds-on → Milner and Goodale's 'How' account of the dorsal stream
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claim_relationscontradicts → the hypothesis (from patient D.F.) that the dorsal stream serves only non-conscious action and that only the ventral stream yields conscious representations
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claim_relationsbuilds-on → Margulies and colleagues (ref. 51), human/monkey functional connectivity of medial parietal areas
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claim_relationscontradicts → the characterisation of the dorsal stream as either a perceptual Where or a motoric How pathway
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claim_relationsqualifies → the claim that only the ventral stream produces representations accessible to consciousness
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claim_relationsextends → the original two-stream anatomy of Ungerleider and Mishkin
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claim_relationssupports → the parieto-medial temporal pathway, previously not well characterised in primates
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concept_edgesdorsal stream —contrasted-with→ ventral stream
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concept_edgesegocentric —contrasted-with→ allocentric
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differs in: THE AXIS IS THE REFERENCE FRAME, AND BOTH SIDES ARE HEDGED. 'Quotation withheld' Note 'predominantly' and 'mainly' on either side: the division is a tendency, not a partition, and a join that treats it as a partition will find counterexamples in both regions and call them contradictions. · strength of the relation: 1 · note: and the mechanism converting one to the other is stated to be unknown
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concept_edgesspatial working memory —distinct-from→ visually guided action
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strength of the relation: 1 · note: the two functions the old single dorsal stream had to carry at once
concept_edges[3]1.0the tagger's words
content_tagsThe dorsal stream is shown to trifurcate beyond parietal cortex into parieto-prefrontal, parieto-premotor and parieto-medial temporal pathways, the last running through posterior cingulate and retrosplenial cortex to the medial temporal lobe.
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content_tagsBecause each of the three pathways serves a different class of visuospatial function, neither the 'Where' nor the 'How' characterisation of the dorsal stream is adequate.
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content_tagsThe site of damage along the parieto-medial temporal pathway predicts which specific form of topographic disorientation a patient shows.
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content_tagsHuman resting-state fMRI connectivity between IPL, PCC, RSC and parahippocampal cortex converges with the monkey tract-tracing evidence for the proposed pathway.
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content_tagsWithin the IPL, only the rostral part (area 7b) is specialized for guiding action in peripersonal space.
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content_tagsThe dorsal stream is reconceived as a widespread visuospatial system across frontal, temporal and limbic cortex, contributing to both spatial perception and non-conscious spatial processing.
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content_tagsThe review suggests, as one potential answer, the MTL as a major point of convergence and perceptual integration for the ventral stream and the parieto-medial temporal pathway.
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content_tagsthe dorsal stream trifurcates beyond parietal cortex into prefrontal, premotor and medial temporal pathways
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content_tagsresting-state fMRI time courses correlate strongly among IPL, PCC, RSC and parahippocampal cortex
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content_tagsdamage at different points along the pathway yields predictably different topographic disorientations
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content_tagslandmark agnosia leaves orientation and map-making intact but destroys landmark recognition
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content_tagsanterograde topographic disorientation leaves patients unable to form representations of new environments
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content_tagsthe parahippocampal place area responds equally to furnished and emptied rooms, tracking layout rather than content
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content_tagspatient D.F. can reach accurately for objects she cannot consciously perceive
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content_tagsbut D.F. can also make conscious depth judgments that probably depend on the dorsal stream
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content_tagsparieto–medial temporal pathway
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content_tagsretrosplenial complex
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content_tagsplace cells
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content_tagsallocentric spatial view cells
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content_tagsheading disorientation
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content_tagslandmark agnosia
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content_tagsanterograde topographic disorientation
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content_tagscross-modal extinction
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content_tagsparahippocampal place area
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content_tagsdorsal stream
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content_tagsdorsal stream
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content_tagsthree pathways, not claimed to be exhaustive — the proposed trifurcation, with the authors noting there may well be others
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content_tagsreference frame
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