Clinical neuroanatomy 24-27

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Clinical neuroanatomy 24-27

Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis symptoms
combination of upper and lower motor neuron signs, muscle weakness, atrophy, fibrillation and fasiculations combined with hyperreflexia.
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Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis symptoms combination of upper and lower motor neuron signs, muscle weakness, atrophy, fibrillation and fasiculations combined with hyperreflexia.
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis lesion involves both anterior horns (motor) of grey matter (causing a lower motor neuron lesion) as well as the corticospinal tracts (causing an upper motor neuron lesion).
Tertiary syphillis symptoms proprioceptive loss and pain (particularly affecting the lower extremities)
Tertiary syphillis lesion involves the posterior columns of white matter and may extend to the posterior roots and root ganglia
Polio lesion attacks anterior horn cells
Polio symptoms weakness, atrophy, fasiculations, fibrillations, and hyporeflexia
Guillain-Barre syndrome nerve involvement involves peripheral nerves
Decorticate posturing follows typical cerebral hemisphere stroke secondary to carotid artey occlusion
Describe decorticate posturing flexing wrist and elbow and extension (straightening) of the ankle and knee
Decerebrate posturing follows midbrain strokes
Describe decerebrate posturing flexing wrist, extending elbow, ankle, and knee
Somatic motor fibers innervate striated skeletal muscle
Somatic sensory fibers innervate predominately the skin, muscles and tissues other than viscera
Visceral components of the autonomic nervous system consists of visceral sensory and visceral motor components
Where do the two different type of nerve fibers synapse para-long-pre, therefore parasympathetic motor fibers synapse very close or within the end organs, sympathetic motor fibers synapse relatively near the spinal cord
A hemisection of the spinal cord at the level of T1 actually produces a contralateral loss of pain-temperature sensation of T3 and below than at T1 and below. Why? Pain and temperature fibers don't cross over immediately, many ascend 1-2 segments before crossing over
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