anterior Posterior Cord Syndromes Flashcards

1
Q

does dorsal mean anterior or posterior?

A

dorsal

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2
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taking a cross section of the spinal cord:

what pathway is in the posterior part?

A

dorsal columnar pathway = vibration + proprioception

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3
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taking a cross section of the spinal cord:

what pathway is in the anterior part?

A

anterior corticospinal tract = motor

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4
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taking a cross section of the spinal cord:

what pathways are in the lateral part?

A

lateral corticospinal tract = motor

lateral spinothalamic tract = light touch, pain, temp

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5
Q

how will posterior cord syndrome present?

what features are lost

A

lose vibration + proprioception

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6
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how will anterior cord syndrome present?

what features are lost - 4

A

lose motor + lose light touch, pain and temp

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7
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how will central cord syndrome present?

A

greater motor loss to upper limbs than lower limbs

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8
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what commonly causes these syndromes?

-2

A

ischaemia or a lesion

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9
Q

in central cord syndrome what neuro function recovers last?

A

sensory function

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10
Q

draw cross section of spinal cord and where all the pathways are?

A

check notes

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