نتایج جستجو برای: spinothalamic tract

تعداد نتایج: 134233  

Journal: :Histology and histopathology 1992
G Gosztonyi D Falke H Ludwig

In order to study the pathogenesis of B virus infection of the nervous system, newborn and young mice were inoculated by four different routes: 1. Intramuscular (i.m.) in the forelimb; 2. I.m. in the hindlimb; 3. Subcutaneous (s.c.) in the abdominal wall; 4. Intraperitoneal (i.p.). Spread of virus was followed by immunohistochemical demonstration of viral antigen in tissue sections of the perip...

2000
Paolo Cerrato Chiara Baima

Background—Various sensory syndromes in lateral medullary infarctions are described. A small variation in the location of a lesion may lead to very different clinical features, owing to the complex anatomy of the medulla oblongata. MRI may identify the location and extent of the ischemic lesions, allowing a clear clinical-anatomical correlation. Case Description—We describe a man with an ischem...

2002
William D. Willis Xijing Zhang Christopher N. Honda Glenn J. Giesler

The evidence presented by Craig and his colleagues for an important projection from lamina I spinothalamic tract neurons to a renamed thalamic nucleus (the posterior part of the ventral medial nucleus or VMpo), as well as to the ventrocaudal medial dorsal and the ventral posterior inferior thalamic nuclei, is critically reviewed. Of particular concern is the denial of an important nociceptive l...

Journal: :The journal of pain : official journal of the American Pain Society 2002
William D Willis Xijing Zhang Christopher N Honda Glenn J Giesler

The evidence presented by Craig and his colleagues for an important projection from lamina I spinothalamic tract neurons to a renamed thalamic nucleus (the posterior part of the ventral medial nucleus or VMpo), as well as to the ventrocaudal medial dorsal and the ventral posterior inferior thalamic nuclei, is critically reviewed. Of particular concern is the denial of an important nociceptive l...

Journal: :Stroke 2000
P Cerrato D Imperiale M Bergui M Giraudo C Baima M Grasso L Lopiano B Bergamasco

BACKGROUND Various sensory syndromes in lateral medullary infarctions are described. A small variation in the location of a lesion may lead to very different clinical features, owing to the complex anatomy of the medulla oblongata. MRI may identify the location and extent of the ischemic lesions, allowing a clear clinical-anatomical correlation. CASE DESCRIPTION We describe a man with an isch...

Journal: :Okajimas folia anatomica Japonica 1968
K Niimi S Fujita K Abe S Kawamura

Much has been written concerning the spinothalamic tract in the rabbit, monkey and man. However, many early and more recent investigators using the cat have not been able to trace this tract to the thalamus by the Marchi method (P a t r i k, '93, '96 ; Chang and R u c h, '47 ; Morin et al., '52). In recent years silver techniques have been widely utilized in demonstrating precise fiber connecti...

Journal: :AJNR. American journal of neuroradiology 2017
T M Shepherd M J Hoch B A Cohen M T Bruno E Fieremans G Rosen D Pacione A Y Mogilner

Palliative cervical cordotomy can be performed via percutaneous radiofrequency ablation of the lateral C1-2 spinothalamic tract. This rare procedure can be safe, effective, and advantageous in mitigating medically intractable unilateral extremity pain for selected patients with end-stage cancer. This report reviews the indications, techniques, risks, and potential benefits of cordotomy. We desc...

Journal: :Somatosensory & motor research 2013
Sung Ho Jang Hyeok Gyu Kwon

Using diffusion tensor tractography, we investigated the anatomical location of medial lemniscus (ML) and spinothalamic tract (STT) at pons. We recruited 47 healthy volunteers. Evaluation of the anatomical location of ML and STT was performed using the highest probabilistic location at the upper, middle, and lower pons. According to findings, MLs were located around the middle to medial one-thi...

Journal: :Journal of neurophysiology 2004
A D Craig

Single-unit recordings from monkey spinothalamic tract (STT) neurons reveal that the responses of polymodal nociceptive lamina I STT neurons correspond with the profile of burning pain elicited in human subjects by repeated brief-contact heat. In contrast, lamina V wide-dynamic-range (WDR) neurons show a significantly different response pattern. This finding indicates that burning pain is signa...

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