Different types of Cerebral Palsy
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The cerebral cortex, also known as the cerebral mantle, is the outer layer of neural tissue of the cerebrum of the brain in humans and other mammals. It is the ...
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Cerebral microbleeds are hemosiderin deposits caused by minor hemorrhages. They appear as black oval lesions on GRE/SWI sequences
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Overview The cerebral arterial territories divide into: • Superficial (leptomeningeal) arterial branches • Deep (perforating) arterial branches.Superficial, Leptomeningeal Branches • Anterior cerebral artery (ACA) • Middle cerebral artery (MCA) • Posterior cerebral artery (PCA) - We focus on the general vascular territory of each vessel rather than its borders, which are variable.Stroke Correlations • ACA Stroke • MCA Stroke • PCA StrokeArterial Territories: AXIAL VIEW Drawn at 3 heights: superior, middle, and inferior.Superior level • Anterior cerebral artery (ACA) supplies the medial one third of the superior cerebrum. • Middle cerebral artery (MCA) supplies the lateral two thirds. - For reference, the superior frontal sulcus separates the MCA and ACA supply.Mid-vertical level (at the level of the lateral ventricles) • ACA supplies the medial one third of the hemisphere. • MCA supplies the lateral two thirds. • PCA supplies a small portion of the posterior cerebral hemisphere, as anterior as the parieto-occipital sulcus. Inferior level • ACA covers the medial one third of the cerebrum only as far posterior as the Sylvian fissure. • MCA covers the lateral two thirds of the hemisphere — the MCA territory terminates just posterior to the medial-lateral axis of the posterior midbrain. • PCA covers the posterior cerebrum. • The superficial portion of the anterior choroidal artery covers the medial temporal lobe.arterial territories: sagittal view Lateral View • MCA supplies the majority of the lateral cerebral hemisphere, except for: • A strip of the anterosuperior hemisphere, which the ACA supplies & • A strip of the postero-inferior hemisphere, which the PCA supplies.Medial View • ACA supplies the antero-superior hemisphere. • PCA supplies the postero-inferior hemisphere, and also indicate that the anterior choroidal artery supplies the medial temporal lobe.superficial arterial borderzones • Vascular insufficiency withi...
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SummaryThe Brain • Cerebrum (Cerebral Hemispheres) • Brainstem • CerebellumKey Terms • Cerebral cortex - Relatively thin shell of neuronal tissue - Outer, cellular gray matter of the brain • Subcortical white matter - Inner to the cerebral cortex - Forms a dense core of connection fibers (thicker than the cerebral cortex) - Comprises underlying axons • Cerebrospinal fluid - Center of cerebrum - Forms pockets of fluid deep in the brain - Assists the meninges in nourishing and supporting the nervous system with essential nutrients and metabolites. • Brainstem - Basic seat of life - Contains cranial nerve nuclei and other essential neuronal populations and fiber tracts - Controls and carries the most primitive, most vital of our functions • Cerebellum - Fundamental for balance and motor coordination Cerebral Lobes See: Cerebral Lobes • Frontal (superior/anterior) - Comprises a large portion of the brain - Responsible for cognitive functions, such as language production and organizational skills, motor planning and initiation, and volitional eye movements • Parietal (superior/posterior) - Responsible for sensory processing and spatial orientation • Temporal (inferior) - Responsible for language comprehension and visual identification - Stores visual, auditory, olfactory, and other forms of information • Occipital (posterior) - Primarily known for visual reception and processing • Limbic (medial) - Known for its role in memory, which localizes posteriorly, and emotional processing, which localizes anteriorly • Corpus callosum - Major white matter pathway • Hippocampus - Major memory-processing center • Amygdala - Seat of emotional and behavioral processing • Fissures and Sulci: - Fissures: alter the contour of the cerebral ventricles (Sylvian fissure) - Sulci: indent the outer surface of the brain (central sulcus): extends from the apex of the brain to the Sylvian fissureCortical Gyri Delineated segments of cerebrum • Precentral gyrus ...
Normal: Cerebral cortex - 400x
License Image The cerebral cortex is divided into sensory, motor and association areas. Sensory areas receive sensory input, motor areas control movement of muscles. Association areas are involved with more complex functions such as learning, decision making and complex movements such as writing. The central sulcus divides the primary sensory and motor areas. Both the …
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Cerebral palsy is a birth defect that is usually congenital, but can also be acquired in rare cases. It occurs when a developing brain sustains damage either during pregnancy, birth, or the first few years of life. There are four types of cerebral palsy and each type varies in…
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The neocortex have 6 layers and allocortex have only 3 layers. The 6 layers of Neocortex: Orientation of layers: Idea about the layers: The 3 layers of…
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