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Lesion I Flashcards

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paresis

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weakness (partial paralysis)

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hemiparesis

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weakness of one side of the body (face, arm and leg)

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palsy

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weakness or no movement

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paralysis

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no movement

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hemiplegia

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no movement of one side of the body (face, arm and leg)

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Weber syndrome deficits

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MIDIAL MIDBRAIN SYNDROME

  • lesion in ROSTRAL MIDBRAIN basis
  • IPSILATERAL oculomotor nerve palsy
  • CONTRALATERAL hemiparesis
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A lesion in the rostral midbrain basis on the LEFT, results in…

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  • oculomotor nerve palsy on LEFT
  • Weak lateral pterygoid on RIGHT
  • Weak facial muscles on LOWER RIGHT
  • weak musculus uvulae on RIGHT
  • weak genioglossus on RIGHT
  • weak extremtiies on RIGHT
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Claude syndrome deficits

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CENTRAL MIDBRAIN SYNDROME

  • IPSILATERAL oculomotor nerve palsy
  • CONTRALATERAL ataxia and tremor of cerebellar origin
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Benedikt syndrome deficits

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  • MEDIAL MIDBRAIN + CENTRAL MIDBRAIN LESIONS
  • IPSILATERAL oculomotor nerve palsy
  • CONTRALATERAL hemiparesis
  • CONTRALATERAL ataxia, tremor, and inoluntary movements
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blood supply to the medial portion of the midbrain

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  • branches of POSTERIOR CEREBRAL artery (PCA)
  • Top of basilar artery
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What structures are involved in Weber syndrome (medial midbrain syndrome)

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  • Exiting root of OCULOMOTOR NERVE (contains GSE + GVE) = Ipsilateral
  • Corticonuclear fibers (basis pedunculi) = (UMN) weakness/paralysis (contralateral)
  • Corticospinal fibers in basis pedunculi (above the pyramidal decussation) = CONTRALATERAL weakness (hemiparesis) of the extremities
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describe lesion to oculomotor nerve

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  • contains GSE + GVE fibers
  • oculomoter NERVE innervates the IPSILATERAL eye

–> IPSILATERAL paralysis of the LPS (PTOSIS)

–> EYE cannot move medially or vertically (EYE DEVIATED DOWN and OUT)

–> IPSILATERAL DILATION of the pupil/fixed (MYDRIASIS), lens is flat

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Describe lesion to Cortiocnuclear fibers

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  • located in basis pedunculi (prior to their distribution
  • LESION that damages the corticonuclear (UMN) tract in the LEFT rostral midbrian RESULTS in WEAKNESS/PARALYSIS in CONTRALATERAL side
  • TRIGEMINAL MOTOR NUCLEUS = (midpons)
  • FACIAL NUCLEUS
  • NUCLEUS AMBIGUUS
  • HYPOGLOSSAL NUCLEUS
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Lesion to the tigeminal motor nucleus

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  • Affected in MEDIAL MIDBRAIN SYNDROME (WEBER SYNDROME)
  • located in midpons
  • receives BILATERAL UMN projections; EXCEPT for the LMN that innervate lateral pterygoid muscle (receive CONTRALATERAL projections)
  • CONTRALATERAL WEAKNESS/PARALYSIS of the lateral pterygoid muscle = RIGHT lateral pterygoid will be affected/weak, jaw will deviate to the RIGHT (weak side) on protrusion
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Lesion to the facial nucleus

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  • Damaged in Medial midbrain syndrome (weber syndrome)
  • upper 1/2 receives BILATERAL UMN projections
  • lower 1/2 receives CONTRALATERAL projections
  • CONTRALATERAL weakness/paralysis of the muscles of the LOWER FACE
  • RIGHT LOWER facial muscles will be affected and show weakness/paralysis
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Lesion to the nucleus ambiguus

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  • Damaged in medial midbrain syndrome (weber syndrome)
  • receives BILATERALY (primarily contralateral) UMN projections
  • CONTRALATERAL weakness/paralysis of MUSCULUS UVULAE
  • RIGHT MUSCULUS UBULAE will be affected, uvula will be PULLED to innervate/intact side to DEVIATE to left when saying AHHH
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lesion to the Hypoglossal nucleus

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  • Damaged in Medial midbrain syndrome (webers syndrome)
  • Receives BILATERAL UMN projections, EXCEPT FOR LMN’s that INNERVATE GENIOGLOSSUS, which receives ONLY contralteral projections
  • CONTRALATERAL WEAKNESS/PARALYSIS of GENIOGLOSSUS MUSCLE

–> innervated/intact side PUSHES tongue to deviate toward the WEAK side (to the right if lesion on left) UPON PROTRUSION

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Occlusion of what vessels which result in Claude sydrome

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  • Branches of posterior cerebral artery (PCA)
  • Top of basilar artery
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What structures are affected in Central midbrain syndrome (midbrain tegmentum)

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  • Oculomotor nerve fascicles = oculomotor NERVE innervates the IPSILATERAL EYE
  • Red nucleus
  • Cerebellothalamic fibers = CONTRALATERAL ataxia and tremor of cerebellar origin
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Lesion to the oculomotor nerve fascicles

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  • Affected in Central midbrain syndrome (Claude syndrome)
  • Oculomotor nerve innervates the IPSILATERAL EYE
  • IPSILATERAL PARALYSIS OF THE LPS = PTOSIS
  • Extraocular muscles (ipsilateral oculomotor nerve palsy) EXCEPT the LR6SO4

–> eye cannot move medially or vertically (EYE DEVIATED DOWN AND OUT, diplopia)

  • IPSILATERAL DILATION of the pupil/fixed (MYDRIASIS), lens is flat
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describe cerebellothalamic fibers

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  • Cerebellum fibes rise to OUTPUT fibers called CEREBELLOTHALAMIC FIBERS
  • Exit the cerebellum and ASCEND to the midbrain via the SCP

–> DECUSSATE in the CAUDAL MIDBRAIN in the decussation of the SCP (at level of the inferior colliculus)

  • fibers continue to the thalamus which project to motor cortex
  • CONTROLS MOVEMENT OPPOSITE SIDE OF THE BODY
  • LESION just ROSTRAL to the SCP decussation on the RIGHT, damaging the cerebellothalamic fibers carrying informatino from the CONTRALATERAL (LEFT) cerebellum

–> DEFICITS INCLUDE = CONTRALATERAL ataxia and tremor of cerebellar origin

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substantia nigra

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  • Output frmo the RIGHT basal ganglia and projected to the RIGHT thalamus which projects to the RIGHT motor cortex
  • Right motor cortex controls MOVEMENT of the LEFT SIDE
  • Movement of the left side of the body is INFLUENCED by the RIGHT BASAL GANGLIA
  • control contralateral INVOLUNTARY movement
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Lesion in CAUDAL MIDBRAIN

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  • CAUSED BY DEMYELINATING DISEASE (Multiple sclerosis)
  • Cerebellothalamic fibers (from superior cerebellar peduncles) = DEFICITS IN RIGHT LIMBS)
  • LEFT TROCHLEAR NUCLEUS = RIGHT eye is deviated upward (HYPERTROPIC and slightly EXTORTED)
  • LEFT MEDIAL LONGITUDINAL FASICULUS (MLF) = LEFT INTERNUCLEAR OPHTHALMOPLEGIA (INO) (left eye does NOT turn medially on gase to the right)

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