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AN59.1-4 | Pons — Glossary

Glossary — Pons

Key terms introduced in this module, in order of first appearance. Use this as a revision checklist.

TermWhere Introduced
Locked-in syndromerelevance
Pontine haemorrhagerelevance
Millard-Gubler and Foville syndromesrelevance
Acoustic neuroma (vestibular schwannoma)relevance
Internuclear ophthalmoplegia (INO)relevance
Anterior (Ventral) Surface:Part 1: External Features (AN59.1)
Basilar groovePart 1: External Features (AN59.1)
Trigeminal nerve (CN V)Part 1: External Features (AN59.1)
Posterior Surface (floor of 4th ventricle — upper part):Part 1: External Features (AN59.1)
Facial colliculusPart 1: External Features (AN59.1)
Median eminencePart 1: External Features (AN59.1)
Sulcus limitansPart 1: External Features (AN59.1)
Locus coeruleusPart 1: External Features (AN59.1)
Lower Pontine Section (level of CN VI and VII)Part 2: Transverse Sections (AN59.2)
Ventral part (Basis pontis):Part 2: Transverse Sections (AN59.2)
Longitudinal fibresPart 2: Transverse Sections (AN59.2)
Transverse pontine fibresPart 2: Transverse Sections (AN59.2)
Pontine nucleiPart 2: Transverse Sections (AN59.2)
Dorsal part (Pontine Tegmentum):Part 2: Transverse Sections (AN59.2)
CN VI nucleus (abducens)Part 2: Transverse Sections (AN59.2)
CN VII nucleus (facial motor)Part 2: Transverse Sections (AN59.2)
Genu of CN VIIPart 2: Transverse Sections (AN59.2)
Medial longitudinal fasciculus (MLF)Part 2: Transverse Sections (AN59.2)
Medial lemniscusPart 2: Transverse Sections (AN59.2)
Spinothalamic tractPart 2: Transverse Sections (AN59.2)
Superior olivary nucleusPart 2: Transverse Sections (AN59.2)
Upper Pontine Section (level of CN V)Part 2: Transverse Sections (AN59.2)
CN V motor nucleusPart 2: Transverse Sections (AN59.2)
CN V main sensory nucleus (principal sensory nucleus)Part 2: Transverse Sections (AN59.2)
Mesencephalic nucleus of CN VPart 2: Transverse Sections (AN59.2)
Middle cerebellar pedunclePart 2: Transverse Sections (AN59.2)
CN V — Trigeminal (4 nuclei, 3 in pons + 1 in medulla/cord)Part 3: Cranial Nerve Nuclei in the Pons (AN59.3)
CN VI — AbducensPart 3: Cranial Nerve Nuclei in the Pons (AN59.3)
CN VII — FacialPart 3: Cranial Nerve Nuclei in the Pons (AN59.3)
CN VIII — VestibulocochlearPart 3: Cranial Nerve Nuclei in the Pons (AN59.3)
1. Locked-in SyndromePart 4: Pontine Clinical Syndromes (AN59.4)
2. Pontine HaemorrhagePart 4: Pontine Clinical Syndromes (AN59.4)
Pin-point pupilsPart 4: Pontine Clinical Syndromes (AN59.4)
3. Foville Syndrome (lower pontine tegmentum lesion)Part 4: Pontine Clinical Syndromes (AN59.4)
4. Raymond Syndrome (lower pons)Part 4: Pontine Clinical Syndromes (AN59.4)
5. Millard-Gubler Syndrome (lower pons)Part 4: Pontine Clinical Syndromes (AN59.4)
Summary Table:Part 4: Pontine Clinical Syndromes (AN59.4)
Internuclear Ophthalmoplegia (INO) — MLF Lesionclinical_pearl
INO:clinical_pearl
Multiple sclerosisclinical_pearl
Brainstem strokeclinical_pearl
Acoustic neuroma (vestibular schwannoma):clinical_pearl
Key Takeaways — Ponssummary
External features:summary
Lower pons section:summary
Upper pons section:summary
CN VII nuclei:summary
Syndromes:summary

53 terms in this module