Spinal Cord Lesions
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LMN lesions cause
flaccid paralysis
UMN lesions cause
spastic paralysis
a lesion in the ventral horn will affect
LMN
dorsal spinocerebellar travels
ipsilateral
what would affect the anterior and lateral portions of the spinal cord, leading to motor deficits, spasticity, and loss of pain and temperature sensations below the lesion, with proprioception and fine touch typically remaining intact?
a blockage of the anterior spinal artery at the T10 level
What would be the major deficit of the lesion indicated ?
Loss of fine touch and proprioception below T6 on ipsilateral side
What would be the major deficit of the lesion indicated?
Loss of pain and temp sensation below L1 on contralateral side
What is number 1
Fasciculus cuneatus
What is number 2
fasciculus gracilis
What is number 3
Lateral corticospinal
What is number 4
Rubrospinal
What is number 5
Lateral reticulospinal
What is number 6
Vestibulospinal
What is number 7
Tectospinal
What is number 8
Medial reticulospinal
What is number 9
Anterior corticospinal
What is number 10
Anterior spinothalamic
What is number 11
Lateral spinothalamic
What is number 12
Anterior spinocerebellar
What is number 13
Lateral spinocerebellar