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3 cerebellar lobes

Ant


Post - separated by primary fissure


Flocculonodular - seen ventral

3 anatomical divisions

Vermal - head and trunk


Paravermal - prox limbs


Lateral - distal limbs

3 functional divisions

Vest - flocculonodular lobe


Spino - vermal and paravermal zones


Cerebro - lateral zone

3 peduncles

Sup - output


Mid - input from cortex (cerebrocerebellum)


Inf - climbing fibers from inf olive, spino/vestibulocerebellar pathways

What does a cerebellar lesion always cause?

-ipsilateral motor control deficits

4 deep nuclei

Fastigial - vermal zone


Interposed (globose and emboliform) - between vermal and paravermal zones


Dentate - lateral zone

Mossy fibers

-carry info from all over CNS


-synapse with granule cells

Granule cells

-axons are parallel fibers


-synapse with purkinje cells

Purkinje cells

-only neuron that can send info out of cerebellum


-is inhibitory

Climbing fibers

-carry info from inf olive to excite purkinje fibers

3 layers of cerebellum (superficial ->deep)

-molecular


-purkinje


-granule

Fxn of vestibulocerebellum

-gaze stabilization


-balance

Fxn of spinocerebellum (vermal)

-MM tone


-online corrections

Fxn of spinocerebellum (paravermal)

-online corrections

Fxn of cerebrocerebellum

-motor planning, timing, and coordination

Lesions of flocculonodular lobe

-balance problems


-truncal ataxia


-nystagmus

Lesions of spinocerebellar circuitry

-hypotonia


-gait ataxia

Lesions of cerebrocerebellar circuitry

-problems with motor planning and fine movements


-limb ataxia


-dysarthria