Neurology | Pons Anatomy & Function

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Pons at the level of- Trigeminal nucleus Facial nucleus. At the level of trigeminal nucleus- Ventral part- pontine nuclei. Tegmentum part- Trapezoid body Medial leminisus Trigeminal leminisus Spinal leminisus Lateral leminisus. Ascending fibers- Ventrospinocerebellar tract. Red tracts- Rubrospinal tract Tectospinal tact. Medial longitudinal fasciulus connects346. Trigeminal motor nuclei. Trigeminal spinal nuclei-. 4 the ventricle. Superior medullary velum. Superior cerebellar peduncle small portion. At the level of facial nuclei- Pontine nuclei. Trapezoid body. Medial leminisus Trigeminal leminisus Spinal leminisus. Ventrospinocerebellar tract. Superior cerebellar peduncle. Spinal nucleus of trigeminal nerve. Facial nerve NUCLEI- MOTOR NUCleinof facial nerve- SVE. Superior salivatory nucleusGVE. nucleus of tractus solitarius.SVA. Spinal nucleus of trigeminal GSA. Vestibulonuclaer COMPLEX- Superior Medial lateral Inferior. Cochlear nuclei- Dorsal cochlear nuclei. Ventral cochlear nuclei.separated by inferior cerebellar peduncle. Superior olivatory nucleus. Rubrospinal tract Tectospinal tract-. Medial longitudinal fasciulus. Fourth ventricle. Facial colliculus. General overview- Corticopontine fibres . Medial leminisus sensory information from face spinal neck. Ventrospinocerebellar fibers- proprioception from L234 TO COCCYX. Vestibulocochlear nuclei- Balance and extensor muscles . Cochlear nuclei- hearing. . 4 the ventricle- Median sulcus Median eminence Facial colliculus. Striae medullaris. Facial nerve- Gustation Facial expressions. Lacrimation Salivation. Trigeminal nerve- Mesencephalic nuclei- Principal pontine nuclei-. Spinal nuclei of trigeminal. Thank you sir

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What happens when Pons is damaged?👇 Pons also relays sensory information and signals governing sleep patterns. If pons is damaged, it may cause loss of all muscle function except for eye movement.

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How is it possible the trapazoid body is at the level upper level of the pons when the lateral lemniscus is also present.

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