Gingulate Gyrus
	Lies between corpus callosum and cingulated sulcus Cingulate cortex overlies the cingulum, the largest association bundle The part posterior to splenium of corpus callosum is called isthmus of cingulate gyrus Beyond isthmus, it imperceptibly becomes parahippocampal gyrus Receives blood supply from cingulated branches of anterior cerebral and pericallossal arteries Main function is limbic
Paracentral Lobule
	Sorrounds the medial end of the central sulcus Abuts on the falx cerebri Lodges sensory and motor functions of the lower limb Supplied by anterior cerebral artery Damage to it causes paraplegia