Spinal Pathways 1 - Spinal Cord Anatomy and Organisation

www.handwritten... - This video is the foundation for a series of 4 tutorials discussing the Dorsal Column - Medial Lemniscus Pathway, the Spinothalamic tract and the Corticospinal Tract. This video is an overview of the anatomy and organisation of the fasciculi involved and the major features of a spinal cord cross section. For more entirely FREE tutorials and accompanying PDFs visit www.handwritten...

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[@jngibson24]

Third Year PT Student. I've been coming back to this series of videos since way back in first year Gross Anatomy, and as I'm studying for the NPTE, after all this time, I have yet to find a more informative video on spinal pathways. Thanks for providing a wonderful learning source.

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[@harpinmartin]

Sorry, its meant to be a "general" spinal cord segment. It could be the thoracic I suppose but I haven't drawn it to have the features of any specific segment.

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I remember the sPinoThalamic tract conducting the Pain and Temperature pathways... hope my educational CZcams channel can complements yours!

[@Syncopic1235]

thanks for the video, yet since u look like having knowledge in CNS, I have always wondered how does our thought process go? I mean how do that Neurons locking together make us realize something or have a thought? another question, as how our genetic material is saved in DNA in the form of nuclear bases etc... in what form our memory is formed? I mean the molecular memory mechanism and physiology?
if you could provide a simple answer or vid.
ps. am a second year medical student

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Hi Maks, in short what I mean is that senses and perception are not the same. The video mentions the lateral spinothalamic tract and claim it 'carries information of pain'. This is not just a simplification but a massive misinterpretation. If correctness was not the issue (as this is only the intro/overview) one might simplify it as 'nociception' instead.

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When I click on the provided link to handwritten tutorial's website, an error message about internal error pops up! Was just looking for the associated pdfs mentioned.

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This diagram is as from the prone position? this can confuse people who are used to observing anatomy in the true anatomical position or alternatively supine.

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Hey there @Handwritten notes: would u be able to tell me about pain gate control theory?
P.S I have watched all of your videos for spinal pathways. These are very helpful!
Bless u!

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Spinocerebellar tracts should also be mentioned for sake of accuracy.

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Is this the thoracic spinal cord?

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