Hello awesome guys,
Just discovered a simple way to understand basal ganglia and decided to share it!
It may not be 100% accurate and may be not 100% complete but I think it may help and safe time now and on the exam.
It is a link for just a hand-written sticky note:
above are the roles for how it works >> try to memorize it.. it is not that hard
below is the pathways .. Direct on left & indirect on right
***tips not written,
- ALMOST ALL BRAIN IS INHIBITORY EXCEPT BOSS "BRAIN" & ITS SECRETARY "THALAMUS and its daughter SUB THALAMUS"
- Sub thalamus lesion causes hemiballismus >>> involuntary flailing of one arm +/- ipsilatral leg
here is the link:
https://goo.gl/photos/Kest9ax8avMDxUhJ9
Any adds or edits are welcomed !!
please keep me in your prays
Just discovered a simple way to understand basal ganglia and decided to share it!
It may not be 100% accurate and may be not 100% complete but I think it may help and safe time now and on the exam.
It is a link for just a hand-written sticky note:
above are the roles for how it works >> try to memorize it.. it is not that hard
below is the pathways .. Direct on left & indirect on right
***tips not written,
- ALMOST ALL BRAIN IS INHIBITORY EXCEPT BOSS "BRAIN" & ITS SECRETARY "THALAMUS and its daughter SUB THALAMUS"
- Sub thalamus lesion causes hemiballismus >>> involuntary flailing of one arm +/- ipsilatral leg
here is the link:
https://goo.gl/photos/Kest9ax8avMDxUhJ9
Any adds or edits are welcomed !!
please keep me in your prays
