"Arterial supply "
"The superior temporal gyrus is situated at the topmost aspect of the temporal lobe, lying inferior to the lateral sulcus and superior to the superior temporal sulcus. It extends posteriorly from the temporal pole, ending at the temporoparietal junction, and blending with the angular gyrus and supramarginal gyrus of the inferior parietal lobule. The superior temporal gyrus is formed by Brodmann areas 22 and 42 (lies in the middle of area 22) 1."
Expected headings
"Arterial supply "
"Function"
"The superior temporal gyrus receives blood from the middle cerebral artery via all four main temporal branches: the temporopolar artery; anterior temporal artery, middle temporal artery and posterior temporal artery 2."