Corticobulbar tract - Soton Brain Hub

[@rachaelprice5615]

I'm not sure you said this: If there is a LMN lesion in the hypoglossal nerve, the tongue should deviate toward the side of the lesion. If it is an UMN lesion, the tongue should deviate to the opposite side of the lesion.

[@sankalpgupta1752]

Ty for making it so easy to understand..👍

[@jonahfox1138]

Is the corticobulbar tract just innervating nuclei of CNIX-CNXII or is it all the ones shown here? I sense anatomists and clinicians do different things :S

[@xDomglmao]

Did you find out?

[@syriankratos1]

Priceless stuff !!!!

[@brandon1990brandon]

I thought that the tract inervated bilaterally the hipogloso, except for the portion that inervated the geniogloso muscle: that portion was contralateral.

[@SotonbrainhubUk1]

Yes, I think the genioglossus muscle is the only contralateral one.

[@Chrysolite-kn3mz]

thaank you soo mucch .. !!

[@nourahalfraijy2039]

Great job!

[@FM-bl5fv]

Brilliant

[@سالمالحجازى-و7غ]

thank you

[@tasimbanashemasamha764]

thanks mudhara