PPT-Cerebellum Mustafa Al-Badran

CABM FIBMS College of Medicine University of Basrah Objectives What is cerebellum The Functions of  cerebellum Anatomical areas of cerebellum Input afferent Pathways to the Cerebellum Output Efferent Signals from the Cerebellum. Hope and Jen. Cerebellum. Brief anatomy and functions. Functions – DANISH. Pathology. Brief anatomy. What do the lobes of the cerebellum do?. Anterior cerebellum - unconscious proprioception. Posterior cerebellum - fine motor control. The Tragedy of Othello, The Moor of Venice . (Shakespeare, 1603. ). :. Othello (spoken while wooing Desdemona):. I spoke of most disastrous chances:. Of moving accidents by flood and field, . Of hair-breadth . Mustafa Ali Page 2 06/08/2005 (1067) O Eve, in evil hour thou didst give ear (1068) To that false worm, of whomsoever taught (1069) To counterfeit man y sessions 2013. cerebellum. Motor part of the brain. Coordination of movement . Regulation of muscle tone. Maintenance of equilibrium. Ensures that there is contraction of the proper muscle at the appropriate time and with the correct force. Ágnes Nemeskéri. 2018. Semmelweis University. Department. of . Anatomy. , . Histology. . and . Embryology. nemeskeri.agnes. @. med.semmelweis-univ.hu. Function. of . cerebellum. C. erebellum is classically thought to control . 8.2.1SubdivisionTransverse fissures divide the cerebellum into lobes,lobules and folia,whereas paramedian sulci separatethe median vermis from the hemispheres (Fig.8.1).The flocculus and the nodule fo 1 CHAPTER 1 1 .1 The cerebellum which means ‘little brain’ is present in all vertebrate brains. Located underneath the posterior region of the skull and rostrocaudal to the occipital lobe, it CABM FIBMS. Internist & Rheumatologist. Large Vessel Vasculitis . Takayasu arteritis. Mikito Takayasu (. 1860.  . - 1938)  . Japanese ophthalmologist. CLINICAL FEATURES . . Diagnosis. . By angiography, which reveals Coarctation, occlusion &aneurysmal dilatation. Its shape has attracted interest. It has two hemispheres join by the vermis in midline. The cerebellar surface has folds which are called folia (folium) and in between them there are the sulci.. . The lobes and fissures of the cerebellum:. SKHMC. Location: . Posterior cranial . fossa. CEREBELLUM-LITTLE BRAIN. Connected to brain stem through 3 peduncles. Superior cerebellar peduncle-to midbrain. Middle cerebellar peduncle-to . pons. Inferior cerebellar peduncle-to medulla. CABM FIBMS. The most rapid and destructive joint disease. The incidence . 2–10 per 100 000 in the general population . 30–70 per 100 000 in population with pre-existing joint disease or joint replacement. CABM FIBMS. OSTEOPOROSIS. Reduced bone density, which causes micro-architectural deterioration of bone tissue and leads to an increased risk of fracture (fragility fractures). Fragility Fractures. Defined as fractures result from falling from a standing height or less (occur spontaneously or following minimal trauma) . Dr. Mohammad Rehan Asad. At the end of the lecture the student should be able to. Identify external features of cerebellum. Enumerate neurons, fibers, nuclei and layers of cerebellum. Identify connections of cerebellum. CABM FIBMS. Internist and Rheumatologist . Epidemiology. . Ethnic differences . Knee OA higher in Africa, China, Japan and the Indian subcontinent . Hip O.A higher in European countries. Pathophysiology.