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What are the 4 Boundaries of the Diencephalon?
Rostral:
Caudal:
Medial:
Lateral:
What are the 4 Boundaries of the Diencephalon?

Rostral: plane through the interventricular foramen and optic chiasm
Caudal: Plane through posterior commisure and caudal border of mammillary bodies
Medial: 3rd Ventricle
Lateral: Internal Capsule
What are the (4) subdivisions of the Diencephalon?
4 Division of Diencephalon:

1. Epithalamus
2. Hypothalamus
3. Thalamus (Dorsal Thalamus)
4. Subthalamus (Ventral Thalamus)
What four things does
the Epithalamus include?
Epithalamus:
1. Stria Medullaris Thalami
2. Habenular Nuclei
3. Pineal Body
4. Posterior Commissure
What two things does
the Subthalamus
include?
Subthalamus:
1. Subthalamic Nucleus
2. Zona Incerta
What are the inputs to and outputs from the Thalamus?
Inputs:
1. All sensory information except olfaction
2. Info from all motor systems.
3. ARAS (consciousness)

Outputs:
1. To Cerebellum
2. To Ascending Reticular Formation
3. Limbic System
What are the inputs to the Thalamus Nuclei?
Inputs:
1. All sensory information except olfaction
2. Info from all motor systems.
3. ARAS (consciousness)

(Note: the cerebellum does not project directly to the SC. It goes through the Thalamus-->Cortex --> SC)
What are the outputs from the Thalamus Nuclei?
Outputs:
1. To Cerebellum
2. To Ascending Reticular Formation
3. Limbic System
Give the nuclei contained in the following Subdivision of the Thalamus:
1. Anterior Nuclear Group:
2. Medial Nuclear Group:
Give the nuclei contained
in the following Subdivision
of the Thalamus:

1. Anterior Nuclear Group: Anterior Nucleus

2. Medial Nuclear Group: Dorsal Medial Nucleus
Give the nuclei contained in the following Subdivision of the Thalamus:
1. Lateral Nuclear Group:
- Dorsal Tier : _____
- Ventral Teir : _____
Give the nuclei contained in the following Subdivision of the Thalamus:
1. Lateral Nuclear Group:
- Dorsal Tier: Lat.Dorsal (LD), Lat.Post (LP)
- Ventral Teir: Vent.Ant (VA) , Vent.Post (VP)

The VP has 2 parts:
1. Vent.Post.Lat Nucleus (VPL)
2. Vent.Post.Medial (VPM)
What are the 6 Subdivisions of the Thalamus:
1. Ant.Nuclear Group.
2. Med.Nuclear Group
3. Lat.Nuclear Group
4. Intralaminar Nuclear Group
5. Post.Nuclear Group
6. Other
The other 3 subdivisions of the Thalamus and the nuclei contained in them are:
1. Intralaminar Nuclear Group -
- Rostral Intralaminar Nuclei
- Caudal Intralaminar Nuclei

2. Posterior Nuclear Group
-Pulvinar
- LATERAL GENICULATE BODY
- MEDIAL GENICULATE BODY

3. Ohter
- Reticular Nuclei
- Midline Nuclei
Which is the only Thalamic nuclei that projects to other Thalamic nuclei?
The RETICULAR NUCLEUS is the only Thalamic nucleus that only projects to other Thalamic nuclei
All Thalamic Nuclei receive input from some extrathalamic source:

TRUE/FALSE
TRUE:

All Thalamic Nuclei receive input from some extrathalamic source.
What are the (3) Functional Categories of Thalamic Nuclei?
The (3) Functional Categories of Thalamic Nuclei are:
1. Relay Nuclei - receive info from ascending systems and project to specific cortical areas.

2. Diffuse Connection Nuclei - receive info from various ascending systems.

3. Subcortical Nuceli - consist of single nuclear group (reticular nucleus). Sends axons to other thalamic nuclei, not cortex.
Which Functional Category of Thalamic Nuclei does not send axons to the cerebral cortex?
Subcortical Nuclei do not send axons to the cerebral cortex
Describe the direction and destination of information moving through the Relay Nuclei of the Thalamus?
Relay nuclei receive ascending information and project to cortical areas (e.g, VP, MGB, LGB).

They also receive descending projections from the same cortical areas.
The Mammillary Body projects through the _______ Nuclear Group (Thalamic Nuclei) via the _______ Tract to reach the ________.
The Mammillary Body projects through the ANTERIOR Nuclear Group (Thalamic Nuclei) via the Mammillary thalamic tract (MTT) to reach the CINGULATE GYRUS of Limbic Lobe.
The Hippocampal Formation projects through the _______ Nuclear Group (Thalamic Nuclei) via the _______ to reach the ________.
The Hippocampal Formation projects through the ANTERIOR Nuclear Group (Thalamic Nuclei) via the FORNIX to reach the CINGULATE GYRUS of Limbic Lobe.
The BASAL GANGLIA project through the _______ Thalamic Nuclei to reach the ________.
The BASAL GANGLIA project through the VENTRAL ANTERIOR Thalamic Nuclei to reach the SUPPLEMENTARY MOTOR AREA. (Medial premotor cortex)
The SUBSTANTIA NIGRA PARS RETICULATA project through the _______ Thalamic Nuclei to reach the ________.
The SUBSTANTIA NIGRA PARS RETICULATA project through the VENTRAL ANTERIOR Thalamic Nuclei to reach the SUPPLEMENTARY MOTOR AREA. (Medial premotor cortex)
Basal Ganglia

The MEDIAL PALLIDAL SEGMENT projects through the _______ Thalamic Nuclei to reach the ________.
The MEDIAL PALLIDAL SEGMENT projects through the VENTRAL ANTERIOR Thalamic Nuclei to reach the SUPPLEMENTARY MOTOR AREA. (Medial premotor cortex)
Thalamic Nuclei

The INTRALAMINAR NUCLEI project through the _______ Thalamic Nuclei to reach the ________.
The INTRALAMINAR NUCLEI project through the VENTRAL ANTERIOR Thalamic Nuclei to reach DIFFUSE PROJECTIONS TO FRONTAL LOBE.
The AMYGDALA and OLFACTORY CORTEX project through the _______ Thalamic Nuclei to reach the ________.
The AMYGDALA and OLFACTORY CORTEX project through the DORSAL MEDIAL Thalamic Nuclei to reach the PREFRONTAL CORTEX.
The DEEP CEREBELLAR NUCLEI through the________ (Thalamic Nuceli) to reach the ________.
The DEEP CEREBELLAR NUCLEI through the VENTRAL LATERAL NUCLEUS (VLp) to reach the LAT.PREMOTOR CORTEX and PRIMARY MOTOR CORTEX.