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putamen


- w/caudate = striatum = input nuclei; damage = Huntington's (personality changes, erratic mvmt); gaba/enk


- w/global pallidus = lentiform nucleus


- w/ caudate and global pallidus = corpus striatum

head of the caudate nucleus


- w/putamen = striatum; striatum=input nuclei


- input for basal ganglia


- damage = huntington's; personality changes, erratic mvmt); gaba/enk

septal nuclei

nucleus accumbens


- pleasure center

olfactory tract


- axons of lateral stria go to amygdala

optic nerve


- synapse in lateral geniculate body to superior colliculus

amygdala


- damage = Kluver-Bucy syndrome = psychic blindness, hyperoral, hypersexual, no fear


- projects to dorsal medial thalamus

head of caudate nucleus


- w/putamen = striatum = input nuclei


- input for basal ganglia


- damage = huntington's; personality changes, erratic mvmt); gaba/enk

globus pallidus


- w/putamen = lentiform nucleus

putamen


- w/caudate = striatum= input nucelei; damage = Huntington's (personality changes, erratic mvmt); gaba/enk


- w/global pallidus = lentiform nucleus


- w/ caudate and global pallidus = corpus striatum

substantia innominata


- aka subcommissural region


- aspiny neurons = cholinergic


- damage = dementia

anterior commissure

column of the fornix


- hippocampus to fimbria of fornix to fornix to mammillary bodies (via posterior to anterior commissure) OR to septal nuclei (anterior to anterior commissure)

medial pallidal segment (MPS)


- direct pathway: striatum (putamen & caudate) to MPS to substantia nigra pars reticulata to thalamus


- output nuclei for basal ganglia


- GABA/substance P = spiny neurons


- favors movement


- ACh from cortex inhibits direct pathway


- dopamine from SNc activates direct pathway

body of the caudate nucleus


- w/putamen = striatum = input nuclei


- input for basal ganglia


- damage = huntington's; personality changes, erratic mvmt); gaba/enk

amygdala


- damage = Kluver-Bucy syndrome = psychic blindness, hyperoral, hypersexual, no fear


- projects to dorsal medial thalamus

posterior limb of internal capsule

lateral pallidal segment


- indirect pathway: striatum (putamen & caudate) to LPS to subthalamic nuclei to MPS and substantia nigra pars reticulata


- GABA/enkaphalin spiny neurons


- inhibits movement


- ACh from cortex activates indirect pathway


- dopamine from SNc inhibits indirect pathway

optic tract


- damage = contralateral homonymous hemianopsia (no contralateral input from either eye)

body of the fornix


- hippocampus to fimbria of fornix to fornix to mammillary bodies (via posterior to anterior commissure) OR to septal nuclei (anterior to anterior commissure)

lateral pallidal segment


- indirect pathway: striatum (putamen & caudate) to LPS to subthalamic nuclei to MPS and substantia nigra pars reticulata


- GABA/enkaphalin spiny neurons- inhibits movement


- ACh from cortex activates indirect pathway


- dopamine from SNc inhibits indirect pathway

hippocampal formation

substantia nigra


- damage = Parkinson's b/c dopamine degeneration in pars compacta


- dopaminergic neurons excite GABA/sub P in putamen to MPS


- dopaminergic neurons inhibit GABA/enk in putamen to LPS


- facilitates movement

subthalamic nucleus


- damage = hemiballismus (hyperkinetic)


- glutamatergic axons


- project to MPS and substantia nigra pars reticularis

medial pallidal segment (MPS)


- direct pathway: striatum (putamen & caudate) to MPS to substantia nigra pars reticular to thalamus


- output nuclei for basal ganglia- GABA/substance P = spiny neurons


- favors movement


- ACh from cortex inhibits direct pathway


- dopamine from SNc activates direct pathway

inferior horn of lateral ventricle

tail of caudate nucleus


- w/putamen = striatum = input nuclei


- input for basal ganglia


- damage = huntington's; personality changes, erratic mvmt); gaba/enk

fimbria of fornix


- hippocampus to fimbria of fornix to fornix to mammillary bodies (via posterior to anterior commissure) OR to septal nuclei (anterior to anterior commissure)

inferior horn of the lateral ventricle

lateral geniculate body

putamen


- w/caudate = striatum = input nuclei; damage = Huntington's (personality changes, erratic mvmt); gaba/enk


- w/global pallidus = lentiform nucleus


- w/ caudate and global pallidus = corpus striatum

genu of internal capsule

medial pallidal segment (MPS)


- direct pathway: striatum (putamen & caudate) to MPS to substantia nigra pars reticular to thalamus


- output nuclei for basal ganglia- GABA/substance P = spiny neurons


- favors movement


- ACh from cortex inhibits direct pathway


- dopamine from SNc activates direct pathway

optic radiations

anterior limb of internal capsule

head of caudate nucleus


- w/putamen = striatum = input nuclei


- input for basal ganglia


- damage = huntington's; personality changes, erratic mvmt); gaba/enk



posterior limb of the internal capsule

lateral pallidal segement


- indirect pathway: striatum (putamen & caudate) to LPS to subthalamic nuclei to MPS and substantia nigra pars reticulata


- GABA/enkaphalin spiny neurons- inhibits movement


- ACh from cortex activates indirect pathway


- dopamine from SNc inhibits indirect pathway

mammillary body


- damage = chronic alcohol abuse = degeneration = Karsakoff's syndrome (compensatory confabulation, memory loss)

optic tract


- damage = contralateral homonymous hemianopsia (no contralateral input from either eye)

amygdala


- damage = Kluver-Bucy syndrome = psychic blindness, hyperoral, hypersexual, no fear


- projects to dorsal medial thalamus

hippocampus

substantia nigra


- damage = Parkinson's b/c dopamine degeneration in pars compacta


- dopaminergic neurons excite GABA/sub P in putamen to MPS


- dopaminergic neurons inhibit GABA/enk in putamen to LPS- facilitates movement

inferior horn of lateral ventricle

substantia nigra, pars reticulata


- indirect pathway: striatum (putamen & caudate) to LPS to subthalamic nuclei to MPS and substantia nigra pars reticulata


- subthalamic nucleus glutamatergic axons project here and to MPS


- output nuclei for basal ganglia


- ACh from cortex activates indirect pathway


- dopamine from SNc inhibits indirect pathway

substantia nigra, pars compacta


- damage = Parkinson's b/c dopamine degeneration in pars compacta

lateral olfactory stria