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- stabilize shape & position
- attaches to skull
- contains CSF |
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Meningeal Layers
(outter --> inner) |
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- dura mater
- arachnoid
- pia mater |
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between arachnoid and pia mater
&
contains CSF
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cerebral arteries and veins travel here |
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arachnoid & pia mater lumped together |
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- periosteal dura
- meningeal dura |
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potential spaces involving dura mater |
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separates 2 cerebral hemispheres
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separates occipital lobe from cerebellum |
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opening where brainstem passes out |
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channels for venous blood located within dural reflections |
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where sinuses come together (contains straight sinus) |
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exits the skull and becomes the internal jugular vein |
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meningeal arteries
middle meningeal arteries (branch of maxillary)
opthalamic arteries
occipital arteries
vertebral arteries |
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dura and proximal portion of vessel at the base of the brain |
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what innervates the majority of dura? |
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trigeminal nerve fibers & its 3 branches |
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what innervates posterior cranial fossa dura |
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branches of vagus nerve,
C2 & C3 |
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- avascular membrane
- attached to dura
- arachnoid trabeculae attaches to pia
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- large spaces between arachnoid and pia
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aka cerebellomedullary cistern
-largest cistern |
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invests all external surfaces of CNS |
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spinal cord terminates where? |
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Overview of Ventricular System |
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2 lateral venticles
- foramina monro
3rd ventricle
-cerebral aqueduct
4th ventricle |
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where cauda equina is located
- large arachnoid space containing CSF
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-anterior (frontal horn)
- body
- posterior (occipital) horn
-inferior (temporal) horn
*atrium/trigone = where posterior, inferior, and anterior horn come together |
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- in the diencephalon
- dought-nut shape = has interthalamic adhesion
- contains the lamina terminalis = most anterior portion of ventricles |
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-tent shaped: superior medullary velum & inferior medullary velum
rhomboid fossa : foramen of Magendie & Foramina of Luschka
communicates with subarachnoid space |
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Cerebrospinal Fluid source |
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atrium
roof of 3rd ventricle
caudal half of 4th ventricle
lateral ventricles (except anterior and posterior horns) |
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choroid plexus --> ventricular system --> subarachnoid space --> arachnoid villi
--> dural venous sinuses --> peripheral venous system |
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return of CSF to venous system |
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arachnoid villi --> arachnoid granulation - pacchionian bodies |
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keeps micro-organisms out of the brain |
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CSF volume that warrants concern |
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500 ml/day
turnover rate = 3-4 times daily |
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- maintains external environment for neurons and glia
- removal of potentially harmful metabolites
- mechanical cushion
- buoyancy
- conduction pathway for peptide hormones secreted by hypothalamus |
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presence of leukocytes or high protein content |
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Acute Bacterial Meningitis |
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3000 - 4000 leukocytes/ml |
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decrease in glucose in CSF |
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acute bacterial infection
or
tumors of meninges |
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Lumbar cistern (L1-S2; CSF & nerve roots)
or cerebellar cistern |
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excess CSF because of alteration of circulation of CSF |
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potential causes of hydrocephalus |
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-excess production of CSF (papillomas)
- reduced absorption of CSF
- blockage of CSF circulation |
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communicating - both lateral ventricles have communication with sub arachnoid space
noncommunicating - 1 or both lateral ventricles cannot communicate with the subarachnoid space |
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