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Brain Remapping

Meaning

Brain Remapping refers to the neuroplastic phenomenon where cortical representation areas reorganize following changes in sensory input, motor demand, or prolonged cognitive focus. This reorganization reflects the brain’s capacity to dynamically reallocate neural resources to optimize processing efficiency. From a hormonal perspective, this plasticity is modulated by factors like neurotrophins and steroid hormones influencing synaptic strength. It is the physical manifestation of learning and adaptation within the central nervous system.