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Rexed lamina I
marginal zone
rexed lamina II
substantia gelatinosa
rexed laminae III and IV
most of the nucleus proprius
rexed laminae V and VI
-occupy the base of the posterior horn
-can be subdivided into medial and lateral compartments
-important for integration of somatic information and as reflex centers
rexed laminae VII
-intermediate gray matter
-includes dorsal nucleus of Clark and intermdiolateral and intermediomedial cell columns
-source of spinocerebellar fibers (DSCT)
anterior horn laminae
VIII and IX
rexed laminae VIII
contains interneurons and tract cells
rexed lamina IX
lateral and medial motor columns
rexed lamina X
gray commissure
Cervical enlargement
C4 to T1
lumbosacral enlargement
L1 to S2
The Posterior horn receives sensory information from?
-exteroceptors (GSA) I-V
-proprioceptors (GSA) V-VI
-interoceptors (GVA) I, V-VI
The posterior horn receives descending input from these supraspinal centers?
-cerebral cortex
-sucortical areas
Dorsal (posterior) columns
-fasciculus gracilis
-fasciculus cuneatus

-ipsilateral relay of primary sensory information of:
1. conscious
proprioception
2. tactile position
3. vibratory sense
4. deep touch
Anterolateral system is composed of?
1. spinothalamic
2. spinomesencephalic
3. spinoreticular
4. spinohypothalamic
Anterolateral system (ALS)


relays and damage to causes?
relays: pain, temperature, crude touch
loss of these sensations on the contralateral side of the body beginning 1-2 segments below the level of the lesion
Dorsal (posterior) spinocerebellar tract
-fibers originating from Clark's nucleus (so found above levels L2, L3)
-ipsilateral pathway
-unconscious proprioception from spinal cord to cerebellum
Ventral (anterior) spinocerebellar tract
-arises from laminae V-VIII
-contralateral
-unconscious proprioception
Ascending Tracts
-gracile and cuneate fasciculi
-posterior (dorsal) spinocerebellar tract
-anterior (ventral) spinocerebellar tract
-anterolateral (ventrolateral) system ALS