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Basal Ganglia Output
Controls associated movements
Cortical output
Controls skilled/associated movements
Cerebellar Modulation
Correction of movement
Descending supraspinal motor pathways
Regulates progression, posture, muscle tone
Spinal cord motor integration
Alpha and Gamma motor neurons integrate activities of descending pathways which results in different types of movements.
Modulation of thalamocortical (VA/VL) activity
BG output (GABA) originates from GPi and SNr and inhibits thalamocortical neurons in VA and VL.

VA - initiation of motor programs in area 6

VL - discrete regulation of individual muscles area 4
Modulation of reticular PPN activity
Descending projection from GPi and SNr to PPN acts to control muscle tone in postural adjustment and rhythmic movements
Pyramidal Tract (Cortical Output)
Controls contralateral muscles via lateral/anterior corticospinal tracts.

Skilled, voluntary movements and also modulates spinal reflexes via alpha and gamma neurons
Cortico-rubrospinal Tract (Cortical Output)
Corticorubral segment orginiates in cortical areas and terminates in ipsilateral red nucleus.

Rubrospinal tract terminates on alpha flexors and alpha extensors functions in rhythmic movements
Cortico-reticulospinal Tract (Cortical Output)
Ant reticulospinal tract originates from pons (Facilitate extensor motor neurons)

Lat reticulospinal tract originates from medulla (Inhibiting extensor motor neurons)
Cortico-pontocerebellar system (Cortical input)
Fiber system beginning in cerebral cortex and terminating in ipsilateral basilar pontine nuclei.

Pontocerebellar tract = middle cerebellar peduncle

Functions in planning and correction of voluntary movements
Cortico-rubro-olivocerebellar system (Cortical input)
Corticorubral
Rubroolivary
Olivocerebellar
Rhythmic associated movements trial and error skills
Cerebello-rubro/thalamic system (Cerebellar output)
Originates in deep cerebellar nuclei (globose, emboliform, dentate) and terminates in contralateral red nucles/VL nucleus of thalamus
Cerebellovestibular (Cerebellar output)
Fastigial nucleus ---> Vestibular nuclear complex ---> Lat med vestiulospinal tracts
Control postural reflexes
Cerebelloreticular (Cerebellar output)
Deep cerebellar nuclei ----> Reticular formation of pons and medulla ---> ant/lat reticulospinal tracts control postural reflexes/muscle tone
Decrebrate rigidity
Compression of rostral midbrain due to cerebral edema
Opisthotonus
Hyperextension of axial and limb musculature head and heels bent backwards body bowed forward.

Facilitation of ant reticulospinal tract removal of inhibitory corticoreticular fibers

Decreased activity in lat reticulospinal tract due to removal of facilitatory corticoreticular fibers