Neurology | Descending Tracts: Corticobulbar Tract

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My summary note regarding the cranial nerves involved in C.B.T; Each CN nuclei receives a bicortical supply, except for the lower nuclei of the 7th and 12th as they receive only from the contralateral cortex. That is why you need to have a bicortical lesion to have the UMN palsies of these cranial nerves, a unilateral cortex/UMN lesion will affect the lower nuclei only and subsequently cause weakness of their corresponding muscles.

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