Medulla Oblongata Anatomy - External & Internal (White & Grey matter) + QUIZ

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PS! There's a little mistake in the table at the end (grey matter). Number 2 and 3 are switched. Apologize for the minor mistake!

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First off, thanks so much for your videos, they are all really informative and so well made! However I have one question here: At about 13:40, you talk about the olivocerebellar tract and how it comes form the olivary nuclei and then goes on into the cerebellum. Wouldn't this be a sensory/ascending pathway and thus blue? Hoping you will see this and answer me because it confuses me a little! Thank so much!😃

[@TaimTalksMed]

Totally understand your confusion! Keep in mind that the olivocerebellar pathway initially relays information from the cerebral cortex that projects to the olivary nuclei and then to the cerebellum. So if you make a ''mindmap'' of this pathway, you'll see that it is in fact descending. You can blame me for not elaborating on this one =)

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In which video do we have the internal structure of inferior cross sectioned part of medulla oblongata ?

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Hey man! Glad you're finding the videos helpful! Pons is up on Sunday, 4th ventricle and rhomboid fossa on the 15.09. I'm sure you'll do great in the test, just keep your head cold and focused 💪

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are pyramidal & medial lemininsci occur at vertical or transverse plane? in another way : do the two decussations actually appear in a transverse section ?

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Deccusations in general can be seen in both planes. You'd rather visualize these tracks using visual imaging like track density imaging and tractographies though (as it's hard to localize tracts in the white matter on a cadaver). I only show relative schemes though, really only to help with the visual learning. Hope you found the video helpful nevertheless 😊

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i suppose this is the lower medulla... as we are able to see the nucleus cuneatus and gracillis ..am i right ?

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What happens if medulla oblongata is constricted?

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hey at the end at min 16:19 u switched the names of cuneate nucleus and gracile nucleus ? and u mentioned in the video when u were explaining them other way around

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Thank you for pointing that out! I've pinned a little note in the comment section :)

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2 is nucleus gracilis and 3 is nucleus cuneatus

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guys i dont understand the kind of fibres that goes to the gracilis nucleus,i understand that there coming from the lower part of the body but what is propreception what kind of fibres are they ???

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They mainly come from muscle tendons and joints; so they help your brain understand the position of your joints and the stretch of the muscles :)

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