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Diencephalon Flashcards

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Part of the thalamus that have reciprocal connections with the mamillary bodies, and cingulate gyrus.

Modality- specific and limbic group of thalamic nuclei.

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Anterior group

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Part of the thalamus with relationship with prefrontal cortex

Multimodal associative group of thalamic nuclei (for behavior, memory, integration)

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Medial group

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Part of the thalamus that links the subcortical visual areas with association cortical visual area

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Pulvinar and lateral posterior nuclei

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Part of the thalamus that links basal ganglia and cerebral cortex

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Ventral anterior nucleus

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Part of the thalamus that links cerebellum with cerebral cortex

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Ventral lateral nucleus

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Part of the thalamus that links the somatosensory neural system (medial lemniscus and spinothalamic) of te contralateral half of the body with the somatosensory cortex

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Ventral posterior lateral

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Part of the thalamus that links the somatosensory neural system (medial lemniscus and spinothalamic) of te contralateral half of face and taste system with the somatosensory cortex

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Ventral posterior medial

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Part of the thalamus for arousal, motor control, and awareness of sensory experiences

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Intralaminar
Reticular
Midline

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Part of the thalamus acting as auditory pathway

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Medial geniculate nucleus

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Part of the thalamus acting as relay station for visual pathway

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Lateral geniculate nucleus

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Thalamic vascular supply:

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  1. basilar
  2. posterior cerebral
  3. posterior communicating
  4. internal carotid
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Structure that contains pallidal and cerebellar efferents to the thalamus

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H fields of Forel

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Perecentage in humans wherein the two thalami are connected

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70%

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Parts of the epithalamus

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  1. Stria medullaris thalami
  2. Habenular nuclei
  3. Pineal gland
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Function of pineal gland

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gonadal function

circadian rhythm

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The anterior nuclear group of thalamus is part of the limbic system which is concerned with what functions

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  1. emotional behavior

2. memory mechanisms

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What are the three parts of the dorsomedial nucleus?

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  1. dorsomedial magnocellular division
  2. dorsolateral parvicellular division
  3. paralaminar division
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The dorsomedial thalamic nuclei belongs to the neural system concerned with the following functions

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affective behavior
decision making
judgment
memory
integration of somatic and visceral activity
19
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Bilateral lesions of the dorsomedial nucleus will result to this syndrome

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lost of physical self- activation
apathy
indifference
poor motivation

20
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reticular formation continuation in the substhalamus

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zona incerta

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Syndrome affecting the Posterolateral (thalamogeniculate) thalamic territory

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Dejerine- Roussy sundrome

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Clinical manifestation of lesion in the anterolateral thalamic territory

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neuropsychological impairment

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Clinical manifestation of a medial (paramedian) thalamic territory lesion

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Akinetic mutism

Kline- Levin

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Clinical manifestation of lateral thalamic territory lesion

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hemiparesis and dysarthria

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Clinica; manifestation of posterior thalamic territory lesion

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hemisensory dysfunction and visual field defects

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Movement disorder affecting the subthalamic nucleus

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hemiballismus

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Most thalamic infarcts are seen where?

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posterolateral supplied by PCA

paramedian supplied by the BA

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In this syndrome, patient appear awake and maintain a sleep-wake cycle but unable to communicate in anyway

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akinetic mutism

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Klein Levin syndrome characteristic

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excessive somnolence
hyperphagia
hypersexual behavior
impaired recent memory
eventually ending with recovery
30
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sensory disturbances confiend to one hand and to the ipsialteral mouth region

where is the localization?

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Cheiro- Oral Syndrome

Ventral Posterior Thalamic Nucleus

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Localization for Alien Hand Syndrome

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Ventral Posterior
Ventral lateral
Dorsomedial nuclei

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Localization for Thalamic Acalculia

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Ventral lateral nuclei

Dorsomedial thalamic nuclei

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Medial thalamus language deficit

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anomia aphasia

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Anterolateral thalamus language deficit

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transcortical aphasia

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Lateral thalamus language deficit

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anomia aphasia

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