surface anatomy 2 - Central Region Flashcards
Where is the motor strip located?
Precentral Gyrus
have motor homunculus here
Where is the sensory homunculus located?
post-central Gyrus
What are examples of Motor Sequence?
- Toes
- Ankle
- Knee
- Hip
- Trunk
- Shoulder
- Elbow
- Wrist
- Hand
- Little Ring Middle Index
- Thumb
- Neck
- Brow
- Eyelid and eyeball
- Face
- Lips
- Vocalisation
- Jaw
- Tongue
- Swallowing
- Mastication
- Salivation
What are examples of sensory sequence?
- Toes
- Foot
- Leg
- Hip
- Trunk
- Neck
- Head
- Shoulder Arm Elbow
- Wrist Hand
- Little Ring Middle index
- Thumb
- Eye
- Nose
- Face
- Upper lip
- Lips
- Lower lip
- Teeth, Gums and Jaw
- Tongue
- Throat, inside of mouth
- Intra-abdominant
What is superificial grey matter?
Cortex
What is deep grey matter?
Basal Ganglia and the thalamus
What was the naming of the central sulcus?
- Rolandic Sulcus
2. Central Sulcus
Rolandic sulcus
Named after Italian anatomist - Luigi Rolando
F. Leuret (1839)
Observed the precentral and postcentral gyrus on either side of great central fissure
Central Sulcus
Theory: animals have some anterior sulci which will form a radius, CS cuts through these radius
He thought central sulcus subdivides sylvian fissure into 2 areas within the circle
E. Huschke (1854)
How was the central sulcus observed?
Not the centre of the brain, it is anterior as the frontal lobe is much smaller
Frontal lobe is so developed, it looks more posterior
What can the central region be thought of as?
Ellipsoid of tissues
What are the components of the central region?
- Precentral Gyrus
- Postcentral Gyrus
- Paracentral Lobule
- Subcentral Gyrus
What was the anatomic subdivisions of the Central Sulcus?
3 Genu Broca (1878)
Dejerine (1895)
2 Genu Eberstaller (1890)
Cunningham (1892)
How can the Central Sulcus be identified?
- Anatomic methods
MR - CT - DSA - Functional Imaging
fMRI-MEG-PET
What are 2 types of anatomic methods?
- Extracerebral Landmark
- Coronal suture
2. Cerebral Landmark Deep Cortical (AC-PC)
What is a suture?
Where 2 bones come together
What is coronal suture?
1 and 1/2cm anterior to the central sulcus
Deep (AC:PC) Talairach
2 points which are constant to make a line
AC:PC becomes the basis for mathematical orientation
How can you divide the whole brain into rectangles?
Do lines which are perpendicular and parallel
What is anterior commissure?
White matter tract connecting the 2 temporal lobes of the cerebral hemisphere across the midline
What is Digital substraction angiography?
Visualise blood vessels in a bony or dense soft tissue environment
- place needle in vessel
- Inject dye
- Substraction
Picture of bone with and without a dye and make a substraction
What is Angiography?
Injection of a constrast medium inside vessels, outline cerebral vessels
Connection IHF
Midline S sign
What does the central sulcus not reach?
Midline
What is the percentage that Central sulcus does reach the interhemispheric fissure (IHF)?
37%
1/3rd of the patients
What are the midline sulcus sign?
- CS doesn’t rich IHF
(28-44%) - PreCS reaches IHF
(8-20%) - PoCS reaches IHF
(20-40%) - IPS (infratemporal fossa ) reaches IHF
(20-40%)
What are the Cerebral Landmarks?
- Axial
2. Sagittal
What are example of Axial cerebral landmarks?
- L-sign
- Knob/omega/epsilon
- PrCG/Cortex Thickness
- Bracket-Moustache
What are examples of Sagittal cerebral landmarks?
- Medial Sagittal
- Knob/Hook
- Lateral Sagittal
L sign
- IHF
- Superior Frontal Sulcus
- SFS - PreCS
- Central Sulcus is behind PreCS
Why do all methods have drawback?
Brain surface is variable
What is another sulcus found between IHF and SFS?
Medial FS
What are the limitations of L sign?
Medial FS
present: 64-72%
SFS
Classic: 32-40%
Connected with CS: 12-28%
Connection absent: 8%
preCS doubled: 4%
Knob/omega/epsilon sign
MHA is located in the middle genu Genu medius (96%)
Protrusion of precentral gyrus
Where is the inverted omega located?
Opposite SFS + PreCS
When Omega is doubled, what is it called?
Epsilon
Functional loss from medial side
Ulnar Pareses
Motor-Hand Knob
Axial Omega (90%) Epsilon (10%) At SFS-PreCS junction (100% – path; 96% + path) Sagittal Hook (91% pathology) Neurosurgical landmark
Knob
PoCG 9%
Knob bridges SC 4%
What is observed in MHA?
Less somatotopy
What is central sulcus interrupted by?
Connection between pre- and postcental gyrus
Sensory Hand Area
Postcentral Gyrus may have similar appearance to precentral gyrus
Infarction in SHA
Sensory loss
Pseudo-ulnar sensory loss
Thickness: Gyrus, Cortex
Gyral thickness (Naidich)
PreCG > PostCG (98%)
Gyral thickness
PreCG = PoCG 2%
PreCG < PoCG (6%-CT)
Cortical Thickness
GPrec > GPostC
Meyer 96
Cortical SI
CS < Frontal
Bracket/Moustache
(Medial axial) - Naidich
Sulcus that goes into bracket is central sulcus
CS into Pb in 87%
What is ramus marginalis?
Posterior border of the paracental lobule
1st Sagittal Landmark
Medial sagittal
CS anterior PM
Notch in paracentral lobule
Medial Sagittal
- Corpus Callosum
- Subcullosal Sulcus
- Cingulate Gyrus
- Cingulate sulcus
- Ramus Marginalis (pars bracket)
- Anterior - Central sulcus
2nd Sagittal Landmark
fMRI of hand
Level of Insula
HOOK (in a cup)
What has less variation than parietal lobule?
Frontal
What are the 3 components of the Inferior Frontal Gyrus?
- Pars Orbitalis
- Triangularis
- Opercularis
What does Opercularis do?
Covers the Insula
Opercularis
Speech area
3rd Sagittal Landmark
Sylvian Fissure Ant horizontal R Ant asc R IFS IFG (M) precentral sulcus CS
problems with lateral sagittal
Ant asc ramus IFS connection Diagonal S Present IFS Interrupted