Ascending Tracts Flashcards

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Cuneatus- Cord Levels

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Only in upper cord levels (input from T5-T6 and up)

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Gracilis- Associated Rexed Lamina

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Bypasses Rexed Lamina

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Lateral Spinothalamic- Additional Notes

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Analgesia (pain loss) and Thermoanesthesia (temperature loss) to the opposite side of the lesion

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Lateral Spinothalamic- Origin

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Spinal Cord

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Posterior Spinocerebellar- Cord Levels

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Found from L3 and above, input from all levels

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Anterior Spinocerebellar- Associated Rexed Lamina

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N/A

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Cuneatus- Pathway of Terminations

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  1. Nucleus Cuneatus (in M.O.) 2. VPL of Thalamus 3. Post-Central Gyrus
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Cuneocerebellar- Cord Levels

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N/A

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Anterior Spinocerebellar- ____ Sided Symptoms

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Contralateral tract, contralateral symptoms

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Lateral Spinothalamic- Pathway of Terminations

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  1. Spinal Cord (rexed lamina 2, 5) 2. VPL of Thalamus 3. Post-Central Gyrus
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Cuneocerebellar- Pathway of Terminations

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  1. Accessory Cuneate Nucleus (M.O.) 2. Ipsilateral Cerebellum
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Lateral Spinothalamic- ____ Sided Symptoms

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Contralateral tract, contralateral symptoms

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Anterior Spinothalamic- ____ Sided Symptoms

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Contralateral tract, contralateral symptoms

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Posterior Spinocerebellar- ____ sided symptoms

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Ipsilateral tract, ipsilateral symptoms

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Posterior Spinocerebellar- Pathway of Terminations

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  1. Clark’s Nucleus (know AKA’s) 2. Ipsilateral Cerebellum
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Cuneatus- ____ Sided Symptoms

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Ipsilateral tract, ipsilateral symptoms

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Anterior Spinocerebellar- Modalities

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Gross movements of Lower body (unconscious)

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Gracilis- Decussation

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Secondary neuron crosses via internal arcuate fibers in M.O.

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Gracilis- Modalities

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-Vibratory -2 Pt Touch discrimination -Proprioception

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Posterior Spinocerebellar- Enters Ipsilateral Cerebellum via…

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-Inferior cerebellar peduncle Note -Input from below L3 uses Gracilis tract

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Lateral Spinothalamic- Modalities

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Pain/Temperature

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Anterior Spinocerebellar- Origin

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Lumbo-Sacral grey laminae

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Cuneocerebellar- Enters Ipsilateral Cerebellum via…

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-Inferior cerebellar peduncle

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Cuneatus- Decussation

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Secondary neuron crosses via internal arcuate fibers in M.O.

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Cuneocerebellar- Associated Rexed Lamina
N/A
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Posterior Spinocerebellar- Associated Structures
-Rexed lamina 7 -Clark's Nucleus (column)/Nucleus Dorsalis between L3-C8
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Cuneatus- Origin
Peripheral tissues of upper extremities
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Lateral Spinothalamic- Associated Rexed Lamina
2, 5
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Anterior Spinothalamic- Origin
Spinal Cord
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Cuneatus- Associated Rexed Lamina
Bypasses Rexed Lamina
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Anterior Spinothalamic- Modalities
Light touch
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Anterior Spinothalamic- Decussation
Crosses gradually as fibers ascend spinal cord
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Anterior Spinothalamic- Associated Rexed Lamina
3, 4
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Posterior Spinocerebellar- Decussation
Does not cross over
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Anterior Spinocerebellar- Decussation
TWO TIMES, as fibers enter spinal cord, and as they enter cerebellum
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Anterior Spinocerebellar- Enters Ipsilateral Cerebellum via...
Superior cerebellar peduncle
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Gracilis and cuneatus- Additional Notes
-Bypass rexed laminae -Only ascending tracts that do not synapse in the cord -Associated with Failed Romberg's test
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Lateral Spinothalamic- Cord Levels
All, input from all
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Gracilis- Cord Levels
All cord levels (input from T5-T6 and below only)
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Anterior Spinothalamic- Cord Levels
All, input from all
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Cuneocerebellar- Modalities
Fine proprioceptive movement from the shoulder girdle
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Cuneatus- Modalities
-Vibratory -2 Pt Touch discrimination -Proprioception
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Cuneocerebellar- Origin
Accessory Cuneate Nucleus (M.O.)
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Gracilis- Pathway of Terminations
1. Nucleus Gracilis (in M.O.) 2. VPL of Thalamus 3. Post-Central Gyrus
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Lateral Spinothalamic- Decussation
Crosses abruptly as fibers ascend spinal cord
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Cuneocerebellar- ____ Sided Symptoms
Ipsilateral
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Anterior Spinothalamic- Pathway of Terminations
1. Spinal Cord (rexed lamina 3, 4) 2. VPL of Thalamus 3. Post-Central Gyrus
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Cuneocerebellar- Decussation
Does not cross over
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Gracilis- Origin
Peripheral tissues of lower extremities
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Posterior Spinocerebellar- Origin
Found from L3 and above (C8)
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Anterior Spinocerebellar- Pathway of Terminations
1. Spinal Cord (grey matter) 2. Ipsilateral Cerebellum
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Gracilis- ____ Sided Symptoms
Ipsilateral tract, ipsilateral symptoms
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Posterior Spinocerebellar- Modalities
Fine Motor Movement proprioception of lower body (unconscious)
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Anterior Spinocerebellar- Cord Levels
All, input many input from lower body