Neurology | Midbrain Anatomy & Function

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Midbrain, also called mesencephalon, region of the developing vertebrate brain that is composed of the tectum and tegmentum. The midbrain serves important functions in motor movement, particularly movements of the eye, and in auditory and visual processing👍

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can u give me tips to remember when the pathway become contralateral

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[@fortis1412]

1:01:32, it should be vestibular nucleus --(+)--> opposite side VI nucleus --(+)--> same side III nucleus, so when u turn your head to the left, the medial rectus of left eye contract, the lateral rectus of right eye contract. if follow your diagram, your eyes will move the same direction with your head

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yeah man...thanks for the explanation...In the next video(pons), he said that from vestibular nucleus it supplies contralateral 6th nerve....so I came back to this video to find out which one is correct.....

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From what I've read there are 4 vestibular nuclei: inferior, superior, medial and lateral nuclei.

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Hello, absolutely great video, thank you. I would like to just point one thing, crus cerebri (crura cerebri) is no longer used in atatomical nomenclature. The term, which is used now is just simply pedunculi mesencephali. Have a nice day and thank you for your content.

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Awesome video! One quick correction - you mention at 53:18 that the substania gelatinosa is "rexed lamina 3". I think it is rexed lamina 2. Thanks for these videos they are fantastic!

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[@ritishtulsi]

53:18 Isn't substantia gelatinosa rexed lamina 2

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Apologies for this! You are correct! Substantia Gelatinosa of Rolando correlates with Rexed Laminae II in the Dorsal Grey Horn :D

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Ninja, in the Midbrain video you mentioned about Locus coeruleus. My understanding is Locus coeruleus is not found in the midbrain, but in the pons.

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