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Name the association nuclei of the thalamus.
MD and LP/Pulvinar
Name the limbic nuclei
LD and Anterior
Name the motor nucleus
VA/VL
Name the primary sensory nuclei
VPL/VPM
LGN
MGN
What's the input and output for the anterior nucleus?
Input: hippocampus, MMB
output: cingulate cortex
What's the input and output for the LD nucleus?
input: hippocampus
output: cingulate cortex
What's the input and output for the mediodorsal nucleus?
Input: prefrontal cortex
amygdala
hypothalamus

output: prefrontal cortex
Input/output for pulvinar/LP nucleus
input: sensory and association areas
superior colliculus

output: occipital
parietal
temporal
input/output for VPL/VPM
input:
medial lemniscus
neospinothlamic
trigeminothalamic
taste from nucleus of tractus solitarius

output: primary somatosensory cortex (BA 1-3)
input/output for VA/VL
input:
dentate
GP
Substantia nigra pars reticulata

output:
primary motor cortex (BA 4)
premotor cortex
input/output for LGN
input: retinal ganglion cells
output: primary visual cortex (BA 17)
input/output for MGN
input: inferior colliculus
output: primary auditory cortex (BA 41)
input/output for centromedian
input:
reticular formation
limbic system
basal ganglia
cerebral cortex
paleospinothlamic

output:
basal ganglia
cerebral areass
What is the thalamic reticular nuclei?
A thin sheet of cells surrounding thalamus on the lateral aspect - contains inhibitory neurons that project into the thalamus
List the fibers that are carried in the different parts of the internal capsule and understand the consequences of strokes or injury to a specific part of the internal capsule:

Anterior Limb
- Carries thalamic fibers to/from Anterior Nucleus and cingulate gyrus
- Lateral Dorsal Nucleus nucleus and prefrontal cortex
-Frontal cortex to brainstem (e.g., frontopontine)
List the fibers that are carried in the different parts of the internal capsule and understand the consequences of strokes or injury to a specific part of the internal capsule:

Genu
- Carries fibers from frontal cortex to brainstem
- Carries fibers to and from VA/VL to motor and premotor (esp premotor) cortex
List the fibers that are carried in the different parts of the internal capsule and understand the consequences of strokes or injury to a specific part of the internal capsule:

Posterior Limb (bw lenticular nucleus & thalamus)
- VA/VL fibers to motor and premotor cortex
- contains corticospinal tract from motor cortex
- parietal projections to brainstem
- somatosensory projections to and from VP/VPM to postcentral gyrus
List the fibers that are carried in the different parts of the internal capsule and understand the consequences of strokes or injury to a specific part of the internal capsule:

Retrolenticular limb (posterior to lenticular nucleus)
- parietal/occipital/temporal association cortex to /from pulvinar
-visual radiation from LGN to the superior bank of the calcarine
-corticopontine fibers from parietal lobe to pontine nuclei
List the fibers that are carried in the different parts of the internal capsule and understand the consequences of strokes or injury to a specific part of the internal capsule:

Sublenticular limb
-contains optic radiation to inferior bank of the calcarine
-auditory radiation from MGN to superior temporal gyrus (B41, 42)