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spinal cord, grey & white matter

grey is organised in a "H" shape


white surrounds is

grey matter

organised in horns - 3 horns (post, ant, lat)


horns are composed of neurons (nuclei)

the nuclei are divided into 4 groups

somatomotor nuclei (ant horn)


somatosensory nuclei (post horn)


visceromotor and viscerosensory nuclei (lateral horn)

post horn

contains sensory centres


-nucleus proprius (protopathic sensation)


nucleus dorsalis (of clarke) (proprioception)

protopathic sensation

sensation of pain


temp


pressure

proprioception

sensation of muscle tone

lateral horn

visceromotor + viserosensory nuclei (vegetative functions)



intermediomedial nucleus


intermediolateral nucleus

anterior horn

motor centres (motorneurons) - 2 types



alpha motoneurons - impulses to contract muscles



beta motoneurons - for control of muscle tone

white matter

on the outside; around the grey matter


separated into funiculi - 3 (ant, lat, post)


contain nerve pathways of the spinal cord


(asc + desc tracts)

white matter contains tracts - asc pathways

anterolateral funiculus


posterior funiculus


lateral funiculus

anterolateral funiculus

lat spinothalamic tract


ant spinothalamic tract

posterior funiculus

fasciculus gracilis


fasciculus cuneatus

lateral funiculus

post spinocerebellar tract


anterior spinocerebellar tract


olivospinal tract

descending tract

pyramidal tract


extrapyramidal tract

pyramidal tract

corticospinal tract


corticonuclear tract

extrapyramidal tract

vestibulospinal tract


oliviospinal tract


reticulospinal tract


rubrospinal and tectospinal tract - terminate in cervical spinal cord and only influence the motor system of the head and upper limb