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2. Objectives
• Describe the relation of the structures in the sections at each level
of the brain stem.
• Discuss some neuro-anatomical terminologies relevant to brain
stem.
• Explain the fuctional components of cranial nerves.
2
Functional components with explanation of nomenclature.
GVE = General Visceral Efferent
SVE = Special Visceral Efferent
GSE = General Somatic Efferent
GVA = General Visceral Afferent
SVA = Special Visceral Afferent
GSA = General Somatic Afferent
SSA = Special Somatic Afferent
Brief on ascending tracts of spinal cord.
FG = Fasciculus Gracillis
FC = Fasciculus Cuneatus
ST = Spino-thalamic tract
SC = Spino-cerebellar tract
VSC = Ventral Spino-cerebellar tract
DSC = Dorsal Spino-cerebellar tract
Short description on structures as it appears.
Posterior tract
FG = Fasciculus Gracillis
NG = Nucleus Gracillis
FC = Fasciculus Cuneatus
NC = Nucleus Cuneatus
Spinocerebellar tract
ASC = Anterior SC
PSC = Posterior SC
LST = Lateral Spinothalamic tract
SG & ST V = Trigeminal ganglia and tract
MAON = Medial Accessory Olivery nucleus
IAF = Internal arcuate fiber
ML = Medial lemniscus
ICP = Inferior Cerebellar peduncle
SCP = Superior cerebellar peduncle
MCP = Middle cerebellar peduncle
SL = Spinal lemniscus
DSCP = Decussation of cerebellar peduncle
TL = Trigeminal lemniscus
ML = Medial lemniscus
SL = Spinal lemniscus
Central grey matter
SC = Superior colliculus
ONN = III nerve nuclei
MNT = Mesencephalic nucleus of trigeminal
RN = Red nucleus, it’s decussation, rubrospinal and tectospinal tract
SN = Substantia nigra
CP = Corticopontine fiber
CF = Corticospinal and corticobulbar fiber
FP = Frontopontine fiber
RF = Reticular formation
III = III nerve
IC = Inferior Colliculus
TNN = Trochlear nerve nuclei
IV = Trochlear nerve
PN = Pontine nuclei
CS = Corticospinal tract
MN & SN V = Motor and Sensory nuclei of V
V = Trigeminal nerve
Abducent nerve nuclei
Facial never nuclei
VII nerve
VI nerve
P = Pyramid
AN = Arcuate nuclei
N XII = XII nerve nuclei
DN X = Dorsal nuclei of vagus
NA = Nucleus ambiguous
ACN = Anterior Cochlear nucleus
PCN = Posterior Cochlear nucleus
MVN = Medial Vestibular nucleus
LVN = Lateral Vestibular nucleus
MLF = Medial Longitudinal fasciculus
TST = Tectospinal tract
Back tracing of the remaining tracts.
TB = Trapezoid body
LL = Lateral lemniscus
1. Lateral lemniscus
Returning from back tracing.
XII = XII nerve
NTS = Nucleus tractus solitaries
X = Formation of vagus
N XII = XII nerve nuclei
XI = XI nerve nuclei
XII = XII nerve
XI = XI nerve
PD = Pyramidal decussation
N XI = XI nerve nuclei
XI = XI nerve