Midbrain | Structure and Function | Neuroanatomy

Midbrain | Structure and Function | Neuroanatomy

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Anatomical location of Midbrain from Anterior/Front:
Crus Cerebri & Interpeduncular fossa.

(3:28-5:30)
Midbrain from Posterior/Back:
Superior & Inferior Colliculi; their respective functions.

(5:31-10:33)
Midbrain from side/lateral + front; Front-lateral view:
Right & Left halves of Midbrain.
Cerebral Peduncles; distinguish from Cerebellum Peduncles.

(10:34-14:12)
Substantia Nigra in midbrain;
Cerebral Aqueduct as "cavity" of midbrain; 3rd & 4th ventricles.

(14:13-18:30)
Tectum, Tegmentum & Crus Cerebri/base; from side & front; CEREBRAL PEDUNCLES.

(18:31-23:48)
Superior Colliculi; visual system reflexes.
Inferior Colliculi; hearing reflexes.
Tectospinal tract/pathways; Audiovisual reflexes.

(23:49-31:38)
Midbrain Section at level of Inferior Colliculus:
Pars Compacta & Pars Reticularis of Substantia Nigra;
Clinical co-relate: Parkinson's Disease; Dopaminergic Pathway/Nigrostriatal Pathway.
Clinical features of Parkinson's: Hypokinesia, Rigidity & Tremors.
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