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Title: Anatomy of the Central Nervous System: Part 1


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Anatomy of the Central Nervous SystemPart 1
  • Lecture 10

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The Central Nervous System
  • CNS
  • Brain
  • Spinal cord

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Peripheral Nervous System
  • Somatic Nervous System - SNS
  • Sensory Motor
  • Autonomic Nervous System - ANS
  • Sympathetic Division
  • Parasympathetic Division
  • Cranial Nerves - 12 Pair
  • Spinal Nerves - 31 Pair

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Terminology
  • Afferent - toward
  • Sensory
  • Efferent - away from
  • Motor

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Terminology
  • Dorsal - toward the back
  • Ventral - toward the stomach
  • Anterior Posterior
  • Rostral Caudal

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In reference to the BRAIN
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Brainstem spinal cord
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Neural Axis
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Neural Axis
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Terminology
  • Medial - toward the midline
  • Lateral - away from the midline
  • Ipsilateral - same side
  • Contralateral - opposite side
  • Decussate - crossover

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Planes
  • Coronal - frontal
  • cross-section - salami - front view
  • Sagittal - side view
  • hot-dog bun
  • Horizontal - top view

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Coronal Section
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Horizontal Section
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Mid-sagittal Section
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Development of the Nervous System
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Embryological Origin
  • Embryo has 3 layers
  • endoderm ---gt internal organs
  • mesoderm ---gt muscles skeleton
  • ectoderm ---gt nervous system skin
  • Neural plate (3 weeks)
  • sheet of cells
  • neural groove
  • folds rostral to caudal ---gt tube

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Development of N.S.
  • Neural tube
  • CNS develops from walls
  • as tube develops dorsal portion pinches off
    forms...
  • Neural crest
  • develops into all neurons of PNS
  • Mesoderm
  • somites ---gt vertebrae muscles

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Neural Tube Defects
  • Neural tube fails to close
  • Rostral failure
  • anencephaly
  • skull brain partially or totally absent
  • perinatal mortality
  • Encephalocele
  • parts of brain protrude outside skull
  • mental disability depends on extent

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Neural Tube Defects Spina Bifida
  • Cleft spine
  • Caudal neural tube fails to close
  • Incidence
  • Spina bifida occulta
  • 40 of Americans
  • Spina Bifida Manifesta
  • 1 in a 1000 births
  • myelomeningocele 96
  • meningocele 4

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Neural Tube Defects Spina Bifida
  • Myelomeningocele
  • protruding cyst as with meningocele
  • spinal cord / nerves in protruding sac
  • Effects
  • paralysis, incontinence, learning disabilities
  • 70-90 also hydrocephalus
  • can cause severe brain damage
  • Repaired surgically

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Neural Tube Defects Spina Bifida
  • Meningocele
  • fluid-filled meningeal cyst
  • protrudes through unfused vertebral arches
  • SC/nerves not in sac
  • repaired surgically
  • less severe disability than myelomeningocele

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Neural Tube Defects Prevention
  • Possible genetic component
  • reoccurrence in families
  • ethnic/racial relationship
  • Folic Acid (Folate) Deficiency
  • 50-70 of cases preventable
  • CDC guidelines
  • not planning pregnancy 400 mg/day
  • planned pregnancy 4000 mg/day
  • under direction of health care provider

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Stages of Cellular Activity
  • 6 distinct stages
  • 1. Neurogenesis
  • mitosis
  • nonneural cells
  • neurons do not divide
  • develop into neurons or glia
  • glia produced throughout life

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Stages of Cellular Activity
  • 2. Cell migration
  • to specific brain locations
  • along radial glia
  • later along other neurons
  • 3. Differentiation
  • into specific neuron types
  • by induction
  • influenced by surrounding cells
  • or cell-autonomous

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Stages of Cellular Activity
  • 4. Synaptogenesis
  • formation of synapses
  • growth of axons dendrites
  • growth cones
  • 5. Neuronal cell death
  • apoptosis programmed cell death
  • 20-80 of neurons in a region
  • genetically programmed
  • lack of neurotrophic factors

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Stages of Cellular Activity
  • 6. synaptic rearrangement
  • elimination of synapse
  • formation of new synapses
  • dependent on neural activity

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Differentiation
  • Specialization of structures
  • 3 primary vesicles
  • rostral end of tube
  • develops into brain
  • Prosencephalon ---gt forebrain
  • Mesencephalon ---gt midbrain
  • Rhombencephalon ---gt hindbrain

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Prosencephalon
  • Secondary vesicles form separate
  • optic ---gt retinas
  • retina optic nerve part of brain
  • not PNS
  • telencephalic ---gt telencephalon
  • remainder ---gt diencephalon

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Other Primary Vesicles
  • Mesencephalic ---gt mesencephalon
  • dorsal - tectum
  • ventral - tegmentum
  • tube - cerebral aqueduct
  • Rhombencephalic
  • rostral - metencephalon
  • caudal - myelencephalon
  • tube - 4th ventricle

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Telencephalon
  • Cortical areas
  • Fiber systems
  • Landmarks
  • Fissures /Sulci
  • Lobes
  • Gyri

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Superior surface
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Parietal
Frontal
Occipital
Temporal
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M1
S1
A1
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The Meninges
  • Tough connective tissue
  • Dura mater - tough outer layer
  • Arachnoid membrane - soft middle layer
  • Pia mater - soft inner layer, next to brain

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Subarachnoid space
  • Gap between arachnoid membrane and pia mater
  • Filled with CSF
  • Brain floats in CSF

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The Meninges
  • Dura mater
  • Arachnoid membrane
  • Subarachnoid space CSF
  • Pia mater

Brain
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Ventricular System
  • Another circulatory system for the brain
  • 4 interconnected ventricles
  • chambers
  • Cerebral Spinal Fluid (CSF)
  • manufactured in choroid plexus
  • Hydrocephalus - blockage of CSF flow

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Ventricular System
Lateral Ventricles
L V
L V
Third Ventricle
3rd
Fourth Ventricle
4th
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