Cerebellum Flashcards

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Cerebellar nuclei

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  1. nucleus dentatus
  2. nucleus emboliformis
  3. nucleus globosus
  4. nucleus fastigii
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Nucleus dentatus

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projects to nucleus ruber and ventrolateral (VL) thalamic nuclei (cerebellothalamic tract)

coordination of limb movements

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Nucleus emboliformis

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emboliformis + globosus = nucleus interpositus

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Nucleus globosus

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globosus + emboliformis = nucleus interpositus

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Nucleus interpositus

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projects to nucleus ruber (cerebellorubral tract)

coordination of trunk movements

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flocculonodular lobe

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VESTIBULOCEREBELLUM

balance and eye movements

input from vestibular nuclei

Purkinje fibers to nucleus fastigii

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anterior lobe

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SPINOCEREBELLUM

muscle tone and movements of axial and limb muscles

input from tractus spinocerebellaris anterior et posterior

Purkinje fibers to nucleus fastigii

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posterior lobe

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CEREBROCEREBELLUM (pontocerebellum)

planning movements and precise movements of upper limb

input from tractus corticopontocerebellaris

Purkinje fibers to nucleus interpositus and nucleus dentatus

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mossy fibers

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originate from pontine nuclei, spinal cord (tractus spinocerebellaris), reticular formation and vestibular nuclei

excitatory projections with cerebellar nuclei and GRANULAR CELLS

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climbing fibers

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originate from inferior olive of medulla

excitatory projections with cerebellar nuclei and PURKINJE CELLS

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afferent fibers of cerebellar cortex

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tractus olivocerebellaris (climbing fibers)

tractus spinocerebellaris anterior et posterior (mossy fibers)

tractus pontocerebellaris

nuclei vestibulare

formatio reticularis

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efferent fibers of nucleus interpositus et nucleus dentatus

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via penduculi cerebellares superiores

tractus cerebellothalamicus (to VL thalamic nuclei and then to cerebral cortex)

tractus cerebrorubralis (to nucleus ruber)

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efferent fibers of nucleus fastigii

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via pedunculi cerebellares inferiores

nuclei vestibulares, tractus cerebellovestibularis

formatio reticularis (pontine & medullary), tractus cerebelloreticularis

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nucleus fastigii

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projects to nuclei vestibulares and reticular formation

balance

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pedunculi cerebellares inferiores

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input:

tractus spinocerebellaris posterior: unconscious proprioceptive information from lower trunk & limb

tractus cuneocerebellaris: unconscious proprioceptive information from upper limb and neck (from nucleus cuneatus accessorius in medulla oblongata)

tractus trigeminocerebellaris: unconscious proprioceptive information from face (from nucleus spinalis nervi trigemini)

tractus olivocerebellaris
tractus vestibulocerebellaris
tractus reticulocerebellaris

output:

tractus cerebellovestibularis (nucleus fastigii)
tractus cerebelloreticularis (nucleus fastigii)
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Pedunculi cerebellares medii

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input:

tractus pontocerebellaris

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Pedunculi cerebellares inferiores

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input:

tractus spinocerebellaris anterior

output:

tractus cerebellorubralis (nucleus dentatus & interpositus): part of pathway for voluntary and unvoluntary control of movements

tractus cerebellothalamicus (nucleus dentatus)
tractus cerebelloreticularis (nucleus fastigii)