PPT-1 RO4: How do changes in cerebellar circuits contribute to pathology (developmental,

Dagmar Timmann University Hospital Essen Work package 7 WP7 2 RO4 How do changes in cerebellar circuits contribute to pathology developmental cerebellar degenerative and anxiety disorders. Comprehensive . Interactive Case Review . of . Bilateral Cerebellar Peduncle . Abnormalities . Yin . Jie. Chen. 1. , . Andreas . Rauschecker. 1. , . Arastoo. Vossough. 2. , Laurie A. Loevner. 1. , . interesting cause for ataxia. ID NO: 1194. 33 year old male patient, 1. st. child of non . consanguinous. marriage. c/o progressive unsteadiness while walking and frequent falls – from 10years of age . Review of Cerebellar Embryology, Key Imaging Findings and Associated Anomalies. eEdE-175 . Abhijit Y. Patil, M.D.* . Vinay. . Kandula. , M.D. . +. Michael . Benstock. , M.D.. #. Hemant. A. . Parmar. Dr Rakesh Shukla. Professor Of Neurology. Definition. Ataxia (Gk. Taxis = Order; means lack of order). Ataxia denotes a syndrome of imbalance and . incoordination involving gait, limbs, and speech and . Theresa A. . Zesiewicz. , MD FAAN. Director, USF Ataxia Research Center. University of South Florida, Tampa. Cerebellar. Ataxia. The cerebellum: structure in the brain that is paramount in maintaining balance.. Tutor name. TuBS. attendance. https://tutorialbooking.com/. Session overview. Common cerebellar pathologies . How to present your findings. Demonstration of clinical signs. Case presentations and OSCE questions. PULSE: Preparation for Finals. Tutor name. Resource summary. Common OSCE questions/topics. Case-based additional . information . What is the function of the cerebellum?. The ‘little brain’. Co-ordination, precision and timing. MATRIC NO.: 17/MHS01/138 CEREBELLUM AND ITS CONNECTIONS The cerebellum represents 10% of the brain's total volume, but contains more than half of our neurons. It acts as a coordination centre, using  cerebellar glomerulus. M.A. Xu-Friedman & W.G. . Regehr. , . J.Neurosci. , 2003. J. . Hamori. & J. Somogyi, . J.Comp.Neurology. , 1983. =“claws”. Purkinje cells are at the midpoint of a massive convergence. 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 . Fig. 8. Axial T2 weighted image (A) shows widely separated, parallel lateral ventricles with colpocephaly (arrows), and small and pointed frontal horns (arrowheads). Sagittal T1 weighted image (B) sho 321 Vol.7; Issue: 1; January 2017 International Journal of Health Sciences and Research www.ijhsr.org ISSN: 2249 - 9571 Case Report Multiple System Atrophy - Cerebellar Type (MSA - C): A Case Report LECTURE-30 (20 APRIL 2013) 1-2 . PM. Professor . Dr. . Wahengbam. PS AL . Waheed. . MBBS,MD(PSM),MD(Medicine. ). Recall cerebellar functions. The . cerebellum processes input from other areas of the brain, spinal cord and sensory receptors to provide precise timing for coordinated, smooth movements of the skeletal muscular system. . Identify the general features, location & relation of the cerebellum. Describe the surfaces, parts, lobes & zones of the cerebellum. Study the internal structure & connections. Consider important clinical disorders related to the cerebellum.