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1 SOMATOSENSORY SYSTEMS I
LAB #4: SOMATOSENSORY SYSTEMS I

2 Summary of DCML Midbrain Pons Rostral Medulla Caudal Medulla
L4 Spinal Level Midbrain Pons Rostral Medulla Caudal Medulla Cervical Vertebra Lumbar vertebra Discriminative Touch, Vibration Concious Proprioception Graphesthesia

3 Carries proprioceptive, tactile receptive and motor neuron pool activity information
Cerebellum then modifies actions of different muscle groups so that movements are performed smoothly and accurately. Not conciously aware of this process. Disorders of this tract  ataxia = motor incoordination of extremities Clinically impossible to distinguish problems in this tract Spinocerebellar System Overview IPSILATERAL path to cerebellum via cerebellar peduncles

4 Discriminative touch, Concious proprioception Vibration body trunk and limbs Large diameter fibers Cell bodies in DRG Central processes ascend in Dorsal Columns Terminate in Gracile and Cuneate Nuclei in Caudal medulla Send axons across midline in caudal medulla Ascend in medial lemniscus Synapapse in VPL of thalamus Sends fibers through posterior limb of internal capsule To poscentral gyrus (S1) Cortex processing  perception, recognition and localization

5 LAB EXERCISE: DORSAL COLUMN/MEDIAL LEMNISCUS SYSTEM

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8 Gracile and Cuneate Tubercles are the first processing centers for the DCML

9 Haines 5-1 Gracile Fascicle Cuneate Fascicle Sacral Level

10 Haines 5-2 Gracile Fascicle Cuneate Fascicle Lumbar Level

11 Haines 5-3 Dorsal Intermediate Sulcus Gracile Fascicle
Cuneate Fascicle Spinocerebellar Tracts Unconcious Proprioception (Anterior and posterior) Travels all the way up the lateral side of the spinal columns until it synapses in the Rostral Medulla Cerebellum Is concerned with modulating reflex activity and modifying outgoing motoro commmands from other brain regions based on ongoing motor actions. Thoracic Level

12 Haines 5-4 Dorsal Intermediate Sulcus Gracile Fascicle
Cuneate Fascicle C7 Level

13 Haines 5-5 Gracile Fascicle Cuneate Fascicle C1 Level

14 Haines 5-9 Gracile Nucleus Cuneate Nucleus Caudal Medulla Level
Sensory Decussation Caudal Medulla Level Beginning of Medial Lemniscus

15 Note: Fibers of the Medial Lemniscus are only foud in the lower part of the outlined area between the inferior olivary nuclei. Haines 5-11 Medial Lemniscus Midrostral Medulla Level

16 Haines 5-12 Inferior Cerebellar Peduncle Spinocerebellar tract
Sends spinocerebellar fibers to the cerebellum Spinocerebellar tract Medial Lemniscus Rostral Medulla Level

17 Haines 5-17 Medial Lemniscus Caudal Pons Level

18 Haines 5-18 Medial Lemniscus Rostral Pons Level

19 Haines 5-20 Medial Lemniscus Rostral Pons Level

20 Haines 5-22 Note: In the midbrain the Medlial lemnsicus moves dorsally to enter the Thalamus Medial Lemniscus Pons/midbrain jctn Level

21 Haines 5-23 Medial Lemniscus Caudal Midbrain Level

22 Haines 5-25 Medial Lemniscus Rostral Midbrain Level

23 Haines 5-26 Medial Lemniscus Midbrain/Dienceph jctn

24 Note: Within the thalamus, the VPL is in a ventral group of nuclei, in the lateral mass. Within the ventral group it is posterior

25 Haines 4-6

26 Haines 5-30 Ventral Posterolateral (VPL) nucleus of Thalmus Thalmus
Posteror Limb of Internal Capsule Thalmus

27 Radiology

28 Black Board 28 Dorsal Columns

29 Black Board 29 DCML

30 Black Board 30 DCML

31 Black Board 31 DCML

32 Black Board 33 Posterior limb of internal capsule


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