What are the centers responsible for the regulation of respiration located in the cerebral cortex?

Respiratory processes are regulated not by the large hemispheres, but by the medulla oblongata. It connects the brain to the spinal cord. This is an important part of the brain, as it regulates not only respiratory processes, but also blood circulation, protective reflexes, digestive processes and much more. If this area is damaged, then the person dies almost immediately due to the cessation of oxygen supply to the brain and other organs. The hemispheres are not that important. Surgeries are often performed to remove part of the brain due to a tumor.