💢 فسيو عصبي , motor 4
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#⃣Spinal organization of motor systems :👇👇👇
## ايش هاد العنوان ي دكتور🤔 حاااضر هاد معناه ي حلوين👇👇
🔷تنظيم العمود الفقري للأنظمة الحركية👌 وهاد بتم عن طريق 3 اشياء👇
0⃣Convergence :👇👇👇
🔹occurs when a single α-motoneuron receives its input from many muscle spindle group Ia afferents in the homonymous muscle.
🔹produces spatial summation because although a single input would not bring the muscle to threshold, multiple inputs will.
🔹also can produce temporal summation when inputs arrive in rapid succession .
1⃣Divergence :👇👇👇
🔹occurs when the muscle spindle group Ia afferent fibers project to all of the α-motoneurons that innervate the homonymous muscle👌
2⃣ Recurrent inhibition (Renshaw cells ):👇👇👇
🔹Renshaw cells are inhibitory cells in the ventral horn of the spinal cord👌
🔹They receive input from collateral axons of motoneurons and, when stimulated, negatively feedback (inhibit) on the motoneuron 👌
#⃣Brain stem control of posture :👇👇👇
1⃣Motor centers and pathways :👇👇👇
🔸 Pyramidal tracts (corticospinal and corticobulbar) pass through the medullary pyramids👌
🔸All others are extrapyramidal tracts and originate primarily in the following structures
of the brain stem: 👇👇👇
A.Rubrospinal tract:👇👇
🛑 originates in the red nucleus and projects to interneurons in the lateral spinal cord👌
🛑Stimulation of the red nucleus produces stimulation of flexors and inhibition of Extensors👌
B.Pontine reticulospinal tract:
🛑 originates in the nuclei in the pons and projects to the ventromedial spinal cord.
🛑 Stimulation has a general stimulatory effect on both extensors and flexors, with the
predominant effect on extensors👌
C. Medullary reticulospinal tract:👇👇👇
🛑 originates in the medullary reticular formation and projects to spinal cord interneurons in the intermediate gray area.
🛑 Stimulation has a general inhibitory effect on both extensors and flexors, with the
predominant effect on extensors👌
D. Lateral vestibulospinal tract:
🛑originates in Deiters nucleus and projects to ipsilateral motoneurons and
interneurons.
🛑 Stimulation causes a powerful stimulation of extensors and inhibition of flexors👌
E.Tectospinal tract:👇👇
🛑originates in the superior colliculus and projects to the cervical spinal cord.
🛑is involved in the control of neck muscles 👌
💢 فسيو العصبي ، motor 5
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2⃣Effects of transections of the spinal cord :👇👇👇
*⃣Paraplegia:👇👇
■ is the loss of voluntary movements below the level of the lesion.
■ results from interruption of the descending pathways from the motor centers in the
brain stem and higher centers.
*⃣Loss of conscious sensation below the level of the lesion .
*⃣Initial loss of reflexes—spinal shock.
■ Immediately after transection, there is loss of the excitatory influence from α- and γ-motoneurons. Limbs become flaccid, and reflexes are absent. With time, partial recovery and return of reflexes (or even hyperreflexia) will occur.
🔴Remember that:👇👇
(1) If the lesion is at C7, there will be loss of sympathetic tone to the heart. As a result, heart rate and arterial pressure will decrease👌
(2) If the lesion is at C3, breathing will stop because the respiratory muscles have been
disconnected from control centers in the brain stem👌
(3) If the lesion is at C1 (e.g., as a result of hanging), death occurs👌
3⃣Effects of transections above the spinal cord:👇👇👇
🛑Lesions above the lateral vestibular nucleus:👇👌
■ cause decerebrate rigidity because of the removal of inhibition from higher centers,
resulting in excitation of α- and γ-motoneurons and rigid posture.
🛑 Lesions above the pontine reticular formation but below the midbrain:👇👌
■ cause decerebrate rigidity because of the removal of central inhibition from the pontine reticular formation, resulting in excitation of α- and γ-motoneurons and rigid
posture.
🛑Lesions above the red nucleus:👇
■ result in decorticate posturing and intact tonic neck reflexes.
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