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AN60.1-3 | Cerebellum — Glossary

Glossary — Cerebellum

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

TermWhere Introduced
Medulloblastomarelevance
Cerebellar ataxiarelevance
Posterior fossa surgeryrelevance
Chiari malformationrelevance
External FeaturesPart 1: External and Internal Features (AN60.1)
Two hemispheresPart 1: External and Internal Features (AN60.1)
vermisPart 1: External and Internal Features (AN60.1)
FoliaPart 1: External and Internal Features (AN60.1)
FissuresPart 1: External and Internal Features (AN60.1)
Primary fissurePart 1: External and Internal Features (AN60.1)
Posterolateral fissurePart 1: External and Internal Features (AN60.1)
Three Lobes:Part 1: External and Internal Features (AN60.1)
Three Functional Zones (phylogenetic):Part 1: External and Internal Features (AN60.1)
Internal Structure:Part 1: External and Internal Features (AN60.1)
cerebellar cortexPart 1: External and Internal Features (AN60.1)
Intracerebellar nucleiPart 1: External and Internal Features (AN60.1)
Fastigial, Globosus, Emboliformis, DentatePart 1: External and Internal Features (AN60.1)
Three Cerebellar Peduncles — Input and Output PathwaysPart 2: Connections of the Cerebellum (AN60.2)
Middle Cerebellar Peduncle (Brachium pontis) — INPUT ONLYPart 2: Connections of the Cerebellum (AN60.2)
Cerebellar Cortex Circuitry:Part 2: Connections of the Cerebellum (AN60.2)
Purkinje cellsPart 2: Connections of the Cerebellum (AN60.2)
Climbing fibresPart 2: Connections of the Cerebellum (AN60.2)
Mossy fibresPart 2: Connections of the Cerebellum (AN60.2)
Granule cellsPart 2: Connections of the Cerebellum (AN60.2)
Cardinal Signs of Cerebellar Dysfunction — "DANISH"Part 3: Cerebellar Dysfunction (AN60.3)
Additional signs:Part 3: Cerebellar Dysfunction (AN60.3)
Past pointingPart 3: Cerebellar Dysfunction (AN60.3)
Rebound phenomenonPart 3: Cerebellar Dysfunction (AN60.3)
TitubationPart 3: Cerebellar Dysfunction (AN60.3)
Localising Value of Cerebellar Signs:Part 3: Cerebellar Dysfunction (AN60.3)
Why ipsilateral signs?Part 3: Cerebellar Dysfunction (AN60.3)
Common causes in India:Part 3: Cerebellar Dysfunction (AN60.3)
Alcoholic cerebellar degenerationPart 3: Cerebellar Dysfunction (AN60.3)
PICA territory infarctPart 3: Cerebellar Dysfunction (AN60.3)
Paraneoplastic cerebellar degenerationPart 3: Cerebellar Dysfunction (AN60.3)
Romberg test:clinical_pearl
Key Takeaways — Cerebellumsummary
Deep nuclei (medial→lateral):summary
Peduncles:summary
Ipsilateral controlsummary
DANISH signs:summary
Vermis lesionsummary
Hemisphere lesionsummary

43 terms in this module