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[DOC File]Cerebellum
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Cerebellar lesions are most disruptive to highly practiced movements, which present the greatest need for precise timing. This point is highlighted in an experiment involving a simple model of motor learning, eye blink conditioning.
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[DOCX File]Localising the lesion: “where in the CNS”
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In ischaemic stroke you have in ischaemic penumbra which is the area of the brain which is damaged during ischaemia in order to reduce the effects from this you need to optimise conditions – temp, BP, glucose. Cerebellar syndrome. Causes. Vascular lesion. Alcohol. Demyelination. Tumours. Hypothyroidism. Metabolic disorders.
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[DOC File]Brain MRI Reports - SSR Egypt
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then you can say : No evidence of cerebellar or brain stem parenchymal . lesions ( Scanned Para nasal sinuses are clear . OR. Scanned Para nasal sinuses showed mucosal thickening in the --,----- (mention the name of the affected sinuses ) denoting sinusitis. …
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[DOC File]Cerebellum
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The cerebellum sends information primarily to cell groups that give origin to the central motor pathways, like the motor cortex and the reticular formation of the brain stem. It is a striking feature of cerebellar organization that the number of afferent fibers leading to the cerebellum is much larger than the number of fibers leading out (in ...
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[DOC File]Cerebellum
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The cerebellum (Latin, little brain) makes up about 10% of the total brain volume, and contains approximately half the neurons. It influences behavior via interactions with other brain structures. Different cerebellar regions play an integral role in the control of various behaviors including voluntary limb movements, eye movements, balance ...
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[DOCX File]Viktor's Notes – Cerebellar Disorders
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no difference between ataxia from lesions of cerebellar peduncles and ataxia from damage to cerebellum itself! Dysmetria – disturbance of trajectory during active movement (due to inability to control ... All cerebellar arteries supply cerebellar as well as brain stem structures - vascular disorders damage . cerebellum. and . brain stem ...
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[DOC File]Magnetic resonance imaging and Brainstem auditory evoked ...
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VIII) and medulla oblongata; therefore it may be helpful in diagnosis of brain stem pathologies like tumors, trauma, hydrocephalus, granulomatous meningoencephalitis, but also cerebellar tumors as ...
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[DOC File]THE BRAIN - SUNY Orange
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The brain, as complex as it is, is composed of neurons and neuroglia. Sensation, control of muscle movements, memories, emotions, and all involuntary and voluntary processing in the brain is dependent on neuronal action potentials and the neurotransmitters released at synapses. ... Cerebellar lesions result in decreased muscle tone, clumsy ...
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[DOC File]Anatomy and Pathology of the Cerebellar Peduncle
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Brain stem and cerebellar involvement including cerebellar peduncles is common in patients with MS and ADEM. Cerebellar symptoms and signs are commonly seen in 50-80% in MS patients. On MRI brainstem lesions in 68% and cerebellar lesions in 49%-88% were detected (20). These lesions in MS or ADEM are often bilateral but asymmetric (Figures 14 ...
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[DOC File]October 1997
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Patients with focal cerebellar lesions show reduced auditory cortex activation during silent reading. Brain and Language, 161, 18-27. PMID: 26341544. Moberget, T., and Ivry, R.B. (2016). Cerebellar contributions to motor control and language comprehension: Searching for …
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Cerebellar lesions of the brain