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Brain Stem Lesions
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00:00 Welcome to this presentation on brainstem lesions. First, some clinical pearls that relate to your understanding of brainstem lesions and where they might be localized. The first bullet item highlights that a brainstem lesion may be localized by the cranial nerve that’s involved. When a cranial nerve, it's involved, you want to think about its ipsilateral findings as well. The second pearl is that a lesion in the brainstem will also involve one or more of the ascending or descending nerve tracts. When these are involved, you’re looking at contralateral findings.
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The lecture Brain Stem Lesions by Craig Canby, PhD is from the course Brain Stem.
Included Quiz Questions
Which of the following statements about brainstem lesions is correct?
- Brainstem lesions can be localized by cranial nerve involvement.
- Brainstem lesions affecting ascending or descending nerve tracts always result in the ipsilateral findings.
- Brainstem lesions never involve ascending nerve tracts.
- Brainstem lesions are always asymptomatic.
- Cranial nerve damage in the brainstem results in the contralateral findings
Author of lecture Brain Stem Lesions
Craig Canby, PhD
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