Anterolateral system Flashcards
بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
“وهو الذي يرسل الرياح بشرا بين يدي رحمته “
Sensory pathways divided into ?
Anterolateral system spinothalamic trach For exteroception
Dorsal column system Lemiscal system
Dorsal column tracr i.e for perception
Anterolatetal system is responsible for which sensation /
Ecterceptors sensation like
Pain Crude touch Pressure Temperature
Lemiscal system is respnsible for which sensation ?
For propriception movment position high weigh on muscles
deep sensations and fine touch
deep snesations and fine touch
Components of Anterolateral system mention
ventral spinothalamic tract
lateral spinthalmic tract
Spinotectal tract
Spinoreticular tract
for exteroception
Posterior column Components mention
Fasiculus gracilis
Fasiculus Cunate
for proception
Sensory pathway is formed of/
3 Neurons
-1st order neuron and it is the neuron of Dorsal root ganglion its process goes peripherally and the center goes to the spinal cord the preiphery receive stimuli from receptors and tranmit it by process to dorsal root to spinal cord
-2nd order neuron in the spinal cord and at which the first rely and it decussates and ascend in brainstem as leminscus then to thalamus
3rd order Neuron it VPLN Of thalamus
Ventral Postero lateral nucleus of thalamus passing through psoterio limb of internal capsule and corona radiata then reaches the cerebral cortex .
lateral spinpothalmic treact for ?
Pain and temperature
Anterior spinothalamic tract for ?
Crude Touch
describe pain and temperaute pathway
it is through lateral spinothalamic tract
_________________________
the first order neurot receives pain stimuli from its perphery and trasmits it to the dorsal root ganglia to central process to second order neuron in spinal cords which may be in area
1 or 4-8 in fast paini
2 SGR in slow pain
1- fast pain 2n order nueron deucssate to be contralateral and asend in the neo spinothalamic tract ascending as leminsucs in brainstem the rely on thalalmus 3rd order neuron
2- slow pain 2n order neuro decussate to be contralateral and ascend in spinoretiuclar tract or paleo spinothalamic tract making collaterals with reticular formation and then ascends to intralaminar nucluse of thalamus
3rd oreder nueron of VPLN of Thalamus corss the posterir limb of internal capsule and the corona radiata to sensory cortex in both pathes
where does first order neuron of pain pathway rely
the first order neurot receives pain stimuli from its perphery and trasmits it to the dorsal root ganglia to central process to second order neuron in spinal cords which may be in area
1 or 4-8 in fast paini
2 SGR in slow pain
describe 2nd order neuron of Pain and temp pathways
1- fast pain 2n order nueron deucssate to be contralateral and asend in the neo spinothalamic tract ascending as leminsucs in brainstem the rely on thalalmus 3rd order neuron
2- slow pain 2n order neuro decussate to be contralateral and ascend in spinoretiuclar tract or paleo spinothalamic tract making collaterals with reticular formation and then ascends to intralaminar nucluse of thalamus
describe 3rd order neuron pathway of pain and temp whether slow or fast pain
3rd oreder nueron of VPLN of Thalamus corss the posterir limb of internal capsule and the corona radiata to sensory cortex in both pathes
affective compnent of Pain and temp pathway
Emotions generated by ascending of intralaminar nuscles of thalamus axons to Cingulate Gyrus
Lateral spinothalamic tract dsecribe
Funfunciton : it is 2nd order neuron of pain and temperature pathawy in spinal cord in lamia 1 or 4-8 for fast or SGR FOR SLOW of the opposite side of body to the thalamus
____________________________
begins from lamiana 1 or 4-8 of spinal cord and decussate at ventral white commisure for fast
SGR for Slow
_________________________
Position in spinal cord Ascends in lateral white column
_____________________
Laminations : cervical medially
sacral laterally
_____________________
termination : asendins in brainstem as spinal leminsucs and ends in the VPLN of Thalamus
____________________
Lateral spinothalamic tract dsecribe
Laminations : cervical medially
sacral laterally