Neurology - The Basics Flashcards
neural plate gives rise to
neural tube
neural crest cells
notochord becomes _______ in adults
nucleus pulposus of intervertebral disk
alar plate (dorsal)
sensory
basal plate (ventral)
motor
forebrain
(prosencephalon)
which secondary vesicles?
telencephalon
diencephalon
midbrain
(mesencephalon)
which secondary vesicle?
mesencephalon
hindbrain
(rhombencephalon)
which secondary vesicles?
metencephalon
myelencephalon
telencephalon becomes
cerebral hemispheres
lateral ventricles
diencephalon becomes
thalamus
third ventricle
mesencephalon becomes
midbrain
aqueduct
metencephalon becomes
pons
cerebellum
upper part 4th ventricle
myelencephalon becomes
medulla
lower part 4th ventricle
neural tube defects
neuropores fail to fuse - 4th week, so amniotic cavity and spinal canal connected
elevated AFP
elevated AChE
spina bifida occulta
bony spinal canal doesn’t close
no structural herniation
dura intact
tuft of hair
meningocele
meninges, not spinal cord, herniate through spinal cord defect
meningomyelocele
meninges & spinal cord herniate through spinal cord defect
forebrain anomaly: anencephaly
malformation of anterior neural tube = no forebrain
increased AFP
polyhydramnios
maternal DM1
forebrain anomaly: holoprosencephaly
failure of right & left hemispheres to separate
wk 5 - 6
sonic hedgehog signaling pathway malfunction
moderate: cleft lip/palate
severe: cyclopia
posterior fossa malformation: Chiari II
Arnold-Chiari malformation
cerebellar tonsillar, vermian herniation through foramen magnum w/ aqueductal stenosis & hydrocephalus
thoraco-lumber myelomeningocele
paralysis below defect
posterior fossa malformation: Dandy-Walker
agenesis of cerebellar vermis w/ cystic enlargement of 4th ventricle - fills enlarged posterior fossa
hydrocephalus
spina bifida
syringomyelia
cystic enlargement central canal spinal cord
“cape-like” bilat loss pain, temp upper extrem.
C8 - T1
Chiari I malformation
tongue development: ant. 2/3 tongue
1st branchial arch
sensation CN V3
taste CN VII
tongue development: post. 1/3
3rd & 4th arches
sensation & taste mainly CN IX
extreme posterior CN X
tongue development: motor innervation
CN XII
tongue development: mm. derived from
occipital myotomes