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| What happens when pulvinar has a lesion? |
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| affect language, visual perception, pain perception |
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| retina, superior colliculus, STT (indirectly) |
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| reciprocal connections with 2nd order sensory, multimodal association cortices (parietal, temporal, occipital, frontal, cingulated) |
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| 6-layered nucleus that receives visual input from retina |
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| lateral geniculate nucleus |
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1. optice nerve/tract: ipsilateral temporal, contralateral nasal eye fields
2. nasal input: ends in layers 1,4,5
3. temporal input ends in layers:2,3,5 |
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| reciprocal connections with primary visual area on the banks of the calcarine fissure (cuneaus, lingual gyrus) |
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| receives auditory input with a contralateral dominance |
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| inferior quadrigeminal brachium from inferior colliculus |
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| reciprocal connections with auditory cortex (Heschl's gyrus) of the temporal lobe |
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| receives touch, pain, temperature, pressure, proprioception, from THE FACE |
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| reciprocal connections to post-central gyrus, face region |
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| receives touch, pain, temperature, pressure proprioception from THE FACE |
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| ventral posteromedial (VPM) |
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| reciprocal connections to post-central gyrus, FACE REGION |
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| medial, small celled region of this nucleus receives pontine and mesencephalic taste relays |
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| VPM-parvocellular portion |
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| nucleus of the solitary tract |
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| reciprocal connections with anterior insuls |
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| receives touch, pain, temp, pressure proprioception information from the trunk and limbs |
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| reciporcal connections with the post-central gyrus, NON-FACE REGIONS, (small,medial portion relays visceral sensation to INSULA-emotional aspects of pain) |
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| transmite vestibular information to the inferior parietal lobule |
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| receives segregated UNCROSSED inhibitory input from the BG |
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| input of the VA-medial and lateral |
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medial VA: SN
lateral VA: GP |
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| output of VA-medial and lateral |
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medial: reciprocal connections with premotor cortex, frontal eye fields, cingulated and parietal cortex
lateral: connections with trunk, limb regions of premotor cortex |
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| receives CROSSED input from deep cerebellar nuclei |
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| dento-rubo-thalamic pathway |
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| receiprocally connected with primary motor cortex and premotor, parietal, and superior temporal cortices |
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no direct sensory inputs; inputs from other thalamic nuclei
lesions: associated with apathy, memory changes, difficulty switching tasks |
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| output of Medial Dorsal nucleus |
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| reciprocal connections with frontal, orbital cortices |
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receives input from parahippocampal region and mammillary bodies, cholinergic input from midbrain
lesion: degeneration of anterior group and mammilary bodies seen in korsakoff syndrome |
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| reciprocal connection with cingulate gyrus |
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| receive input from parahippocampal region |
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| input of laterodorsal nucleus |
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| output of laterodorsal nuclei |
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| reciprocal connections with retrosplenial cortex in isthmus region |
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| project diffusely to cortex and striatum, involved in general cortical arousal |
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