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Spinal Cord Function and Protection Function: 2-way conduction pathway to & from brain, & major reflex center Protection: bone, meninges & CSF Spinal dura matter- 1 layer, not attached to bones Epidural space- between vertebrae & dural sheath- filled with soft padding of fat & network of veins Dural & archanoid go down much farther than spinal cord, extends to S2 (spinal cord ends around L1 or L2)

Spinal Cord Structure 31 pairs of spinal nerves attach to cord by paired roots each nerve exits vertebral column by passing superior to corresponding vertebra via intervertbral foramina Cauda equina- nerve roots & inferior end collectively Spinal cord tapers of inferiorly into cone-shape structure Filum terminale- fibrous extensions of inferior end, covered in pia matter- extend to coccyx, anchor spinal cord Spinal cord somewhat flattened with grooves down either side in middle Gray commissure- gray masses (encloses central canal) Dorsal (posterior) horns– posterior projections Ventral (anterior) horns- anterior projections

Gray Matter and Nerve Roots All neurons whose cell bodies are in spinal cord are multipolar Dorsal horns- all interneurons Dorsal roots- posterior (sensory) root- afferent fibers carry impulses from PNS sensory receptors Dorsal root ganglion- enlarged region of dorsal root where cell bodies of associated sensory neurons are found Ventral horns- mainly house cell bodies of somatic motor neurons Ventral roots- anterior (motor) root- axons from spinal cord to skeletal effector muscles Lateral horns- ANS (sympathetic) motor division- motor neurons to visceral organs, axons also leave with those of somatic motor neurons

6-200 A H B C G D F E Blue- Ascending Tracts Red- Descending Tracts

White Matter & Ascending Tracts Myelinated & unmyelinated nerve fibers allow communication between dif parts of spinal cord & between cord & brain Ascending- sensory inputs to higher centers- chains of neurons Nonspecific- receive inputs from many dif types of receptors, make multiple synapses in brain stem Lateral & anterior spinothalamic tracts- transmit pain, temp, course touch Specific- mediate precise, straight-through, transmission of inputs from single type of sensory receptor, can be localized precisely in body Fasciculus cuneatus & fasciculus gracilis- paired tracts of dorsal white column Spinocerebellar tracts- anterior & posterior- convey info about muscle or tendon stretch to cerebellum

White Matter- Descending Tracts Descending- down to cord from brain or w/in cord to lower levels (motor outputs) 2 groups- direct & indirect pathways direct- pyramidal system- originate from pyramidal cells in precentral gyri- neurons send impulses through brain stem via pyramidal (cortispinal) tracts regulates fast, skilled movements Indirect-includes brain stem motor nuclei & all other motor pathways involved in balance, posture, coarse limb movements, & head, neck & eye movements that follow objects in visual field