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Tract 7?
1. Fasciculus gracilis
2. Fasciculus cuneatus
3. Posterior (Dorsal) spinocerebellar
4. Lateral corticospinal
5. Lateral spinothalmic
6. Anterior (Ventral) spinocerebellar
7. Rubrospinal
8. Spinotectal
9. Anteroror (Ventral) corticospinal
10. Olivospinal
11. Spinoolivaris
12. Tectospinal
13. Reticulospinal
14. Vestibulospinal
15. Anterior (Ventral) spinothalmic
Tract 15?
1. Fasciculus gracilis
2. Fasciculus cuneatus
3. Posterior (Dorsal) spinocerebellar
4. Lateral corticospinal
5. Lateral spinothalmic
6. Anterior (Ventral) spinocerebellar
7. Rubrospinal
8. Spinotectal
9. Anteroror (Ventral) corticospinal
10. Olivospinal
11. Spinoolivaris
12. Tectospinal
13. Reticulospinal
14. Vestibulospinal
15. Anterior (Ventral) spinothalmic
Tract 4
1. Fasciculus gracilis
2. Fasciculus cuneatus
3. Posterior (Dorsal) spinocerebellar
4. Lateral corticospinal
5. Lateral spinothalmic
6. Anterior (Ventral) spinocerebellar
7. Rubrospinal
8. Spinotectal
9. Anteroror (Ventral) corticospinal
10. Olivospinal
11. Spinoolivaris
12. Tectospinal
13. Reticulospinal
14. Vestibulospinal
15. Anterior (Ventral) spinothalmic
Tract 9?
1. Fasciculus gracilis
2. Fasciculus cuneatus
3. Posterior (Dorsal) spinocerebellar
4. Lateral corticospinal
5. Lateral spinothalmic
6. Anterior (Ventral) spinocerebellar
7. Rubrospinal
8. Spinotectal
9. Anteroror (Ventral) corticospinal
10. Olivospinal
11. Spinoolivaris
12. Tectospinal
13. Reticulospinal
14. Vestibulospinal
15. Anterior (Ventral) spinothalmic
Tract 8?
1. Fasciculus gracilis
2. Fasciculus cuneatus
3. Posterior (Dorsal) spinocerebellar
4. Lateral corticospinal
5. Lateral spinothalmic
6. Anterior (Ventral) spinocerebellar
7. Rubrospinal
8. Spinotectal
9. Anteroror (Ventral) corticospinal
10. Olivospinal
11. Spinoolivaris
12. Tectospinal
13. Reticulospinal
14. Vestibulospinal
15. Anterior (Ventral) spinothalmic
Tract 10?
1. Fasciculus gracilis
2. Fasciculus cuneatus
3. Posterior (Dorsal) spinocerebellar
4. Lateral corticospinal
5. Lateral spinothalmic
6. Anterior (Ventral) spinocerebellar
7. Rubrospinal
8. Spinotectal
9. Anteroror (Ventral) corticospinal
10. Olivospinal
11. Spinoolivaris
12. Tectospinal
13. Reticulospinal
14. Vestibulospinal
15. Anterior (Ventral) spinothalmic
Tract 6
1. Fasciculus gracilis
2. Fasciculus cuneatus
3. Posterior (Dorsal) spinocerebellar
4. Lateral corticospinal
5. Lateral spinothalmic
6. Anterior (Ventral) spinocerebellar
7. Rubrospinal
8. Spinotectal
9. Anteroror (Ventral) corticospinal
10. Olivospinal
11. Spinoolivaris
12. Tectospinal
13. Reticulospinal
14. Vestibulospinal
15. Anterior (Ventral) spinothalmic
Tract 11?
1. Fasciculus gracilis
2. Fasciculus cuneatus
3. Posterior (Dorsal) spinocerebellar
4. Lateral corticospinal
5. Lateral spinothalmic
6. Anterior (Ventral) spinocerebellar
7. Rubrospinal
8. Spinotectal
9. Anteroror (Ventral) corticospinal
10. Olivospinal
11. Spinoolivaris
12. Tectospinal
13. Reticulospinal
14. Vestibulospinal
15. Anterior (Ventral) spinothalmic
Tract 1
1. Fasciculus gracilis
2. Fasciculus cuneatus
3. Posterior (Dorsal) spinocerebellar
4. Lateral corticospinal
5. Lateral spinothalmic
6. Anterior (Ventral) spinocerebellar
7. Rubrospinal
8. Spinotectal
9. Anteroror (Ventral) corticospinal
10. Olivospinal
11. Spinoolivaris
12. Tectospinal
13. Reticulospinal
14. Vestibulospinal
15. Anterior (Ventral) spinothalmic
Tract 12?
1. Fasciculus gracilis
2. Fasciculus cuneatus
3. Posterior (Dorsal) spinocerebellar
4. Lateral corticospinal
5. Lateral spinothalmic
6. Anterior (Ventral) spinocerebellar
7. Rubrospinal
8. Spinotectal
9. Anteroror (Ventral) corticospinal
10. Olivospinal
11. Spinoolivaris
12. Tectospinal
13. Reticulospinal
14. Vestibulospinal
15. Anterior (Ventral) spinothalmic
Tract 2
1. Fasciculus gracilis
2. Fasciculus cuneatus
3. Posterior (Dorsal) spinocerebellar
4. Lateral corticospinal
5. Lateral spinothalmic
6. Anterior (Ventral) spinocerebellar
7. Rubrospinal
8. Spinotectal
9. Anteroror (Ventral) corticospinal
10. Olivospinal
11. Spinoolivaris
12. Tectospinal
13. Reticulospinal
14. Vestibulospinal
15. Anterior (Ventral) spinothalmic
Tract 13?
1. Fasciculus gracilis
2. Fasciculus cuneatus
3. Posterior (Dorsal) spinocerebellar
4. Lateral corticospinal
5. Lateral spinothalmic
6. Anterior (Ventral) spinocerebellar
7. Rubrospinal
8. Spinotectal
9. Anteroror (Ventral) corticospinal
10. Olivospinal
11. Spinoolivaris
12. Tectospinal
13. Reticulospinal
14. Vestibulospinal
15. Anterior (Ventral) spinothalmic
Tract 3
1. Fasciculus gracilis
2. Fasciculus cuneatus
3. Posterior (Dorsal) spinocerebellar
4. Lateral corticospinal
5. Lateral spinothalmic
6. Anterior (Ventral) spinocerebellar
7. Rubrospinal
8. Spinotectal
9. Anteroror (Ventral) corticospinal
10. Olivospinal
11. Spinoolivaris
12. Tectospinal
13. Reticulospinal
14. Vestibulospinal
15. Anterior (Ventral) spinothalmic
Tract 14?
1. Fasciculus gracilis
2. Fasciculus cuneatus
3. Posterior (Dorsal) spinocerebellar
4. Lateral corticospinal
5. Lateral spinothalmic
6. Anterior (Ventral) spinocerebellar
7. Rubrospinal
8. Spinotectal
9. Anteroror (Ventral) corticospinal
10. Olivospinal
11. Spinoolivaris
12. Tectospinal
13. Reticulospinal
14. Vestibulospinal
15. Anterior (Ventral) spinothalmic
Tract 5
1. Fasciculus gracilis
2. Fasciculus cuneatus
3. Posterior (Dorsal) spinocerebellar
4. Lateral corticospinal
5. Lateral spinothalmic
6. Anterior (Ventral) spinocerebellar
7. Rubrospinal
8. Spinotectal
9. Anteroror (Ventral) corticospinal
10. Olivospinal
11. Spinoolivaris
12. Tectospinal
13. Reticulospinal
14. Vestibulospinal
15. Anterior (Ventral) spinothalmic
Which tract?

Pain, temp, coarse touch
Which tract?

Proprioception, vibration, pressure, fine touch
Which tract?

Motor
Visceral pain

Initiated by? (3)
Visceral pain

Initiated by distension, inflammation, ischaemia
Pathways generally via autonomic nerves
Poorly localized
May be perceived in the relevant dermatome – referred pain
cardiac  arm or jaw
gall bladder  R shoulder
Visceral pain

Pathways generally via which nerves?
Visceral pain

Initiated by distension, inflammation, ischaemia
Pathways generally via autonomic nerves
Poorly localized
May be perceived in the relevant dermatome – referred pain
cardiac  arm or jaw
gall bladder  R shoulder