Normal Tactile Sensation: Neurological Pathways, Mechanoreceptors, and Somatosensory Function
1. Introduction Normal tactile sensation is the fundamental neurological mechanism by which the human body perceives physical contact with the external environment. This highly sophisticated sensory system allows for the detection of light touch, deep pressure, sustained stretch, and high-frequency vibration. Functioning as the brain’s physical interface with reality, the tactile system operates continuously, providing … Read more