brainstem syndromes Flashcards

(7 cards)

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what is weber syndrome?

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MEDIAL/ANTERIOR midbrain lesion

corticospinal tract = contra hemiparesis

CN III fascicle = ipsi 3NP

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what is claude syndrome?

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POSTERIOR midbrain tegmentum

red nucleus/superior cerebellar peduncle fibers = contra ataxia

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what is foville syndrome?

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medial pons

uncrossed corticospinal = contra hemiparesis

crossed corticobulbar = ipsi facial weakness

CN VI nucleus = ipsi gaze

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what is benedikt syndrome?

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midbrain tegmentum (anterior and posterior)

corticospinal = contra hemiparesis

CN III fascicle = ipsi 3NP

red nucleus/SN? = contra involuntary movements/choreoathetosis, ataxia, tremor

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what is facial colliculus syndrome?

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posterior pons

CN VII fascicle = ipsi LMN facial weakness

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what is lateral medullary syndrome (Wallenburg)?

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anterolateral = contra loss of pain and temp

spinal trigem nucleus and tract = ipsi loss of face pain and temp

nu cleus ambiguus = dysphagia

nucleus solitarius = ipsi taste loss

vestibular nuclei = dizziness/vertigo

inferior cerebellar peduncle = ipsi ataxia

descending sympathetic fibers = ipsi Horner syndrome (ptosis, myosis, anhidrosis)

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what is medial medullary syndrome?

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corticospinal = contra hemiparesis

medial lemniscus = contra loss of vibration and proprioception

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