pupillary reflex pathways Flashcards

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primary visual/geniculostriate pathway

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REtina-> LGN (via optic tract)

LGN-> primary visual cortex (via optic radiations of meyers loops)

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eye movement pathway

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Retina-> superior colliculus -> pulvinar -> parietooccipital cortex-> CN nuclei of extraocular muscles (visual attention)

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Pupillary reflex

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Direct and consensual light reflex (parasympathetic)
Accommodation (parasympathetic)
Pupil dialation (sympathetics)

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Direct and consensual light reflex

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afferent limb (CN2) retinal ganglion cells (bilateral)->
Central pathway (midbrain) (pre tectal areas bilateral)->
Efferent limb (CN3) - Edinger westphal nucleus to ciliary ganglia to sphincter pupillae
anatomy of oculomotor nucleus: parasympathetics located peripherally in nerve (compression lesions)
ischemic lesions (blood vessels in middle) spare the parasympathetics
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CN reflexes for death and coma

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corneal reflex: CN 5 (sensory), CN 7 motor
Pupillary light reflex: dialated pupils= midbrain lesion
vestibuloocular reflex look to the sound

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accommodation reflex

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3 components near triad
Pupil constriction (sphincter pupillae M contract)
Lens accommodation (ciliary m contract)
medial rectus eyes converge

afferent limb: perception of object by visual cortex Retinal ganglion cells (bilateral -> LGN via optic radiations-> V1-> visual association cortices

Efferent to EW_. changes lens shape and pupil constriction +oculomotor
oculomotor->convergence of eyes

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argyll robertson pupil

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accommodation reflex present

Pupillary Reflex absent

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pupillary dilation reflex

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afferent: perception of object by visual cortex-> hypothalamus
efferent: autonomic regulatory nuclei in hypothalamus lat horn sp cd. Superior cervical ganglion, internal carotid nerve plexus, long and short ciliary nn, dialator pupillae m

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horners syndrome

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messed up sympathetics
miosis, ptosis, anhidrosis erythematosis

anisocoria=pupil asymmetry

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pupillary light reflex

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Retina (CN2)-> Pretectal nuclei-> EW nucleus-> sphincter

s;lide 20

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