Cerebellar physiology and ataxia by Dr Khaled A Abulfadle- New links 7-3-2012

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CEREBELLUM

Anatomy: the cerebellum is formed of 2 main parts:
1. A midline central structure, known as the vermis. 2. Two lateral cerebellar
hemispheres. The cerebellum can also be divided in the following manner:
1. Flocculo-nodular lobe. 2. Anterior lobe. 3. Posterior lobe.

Histology: the cerebellum is formed of the following:
1. Grey matter forming the cerebellar cortex and the cerebellar nuclei.
2 . White matter formed of fibres entering and leaving the cerebellum through
the cerebellar peduncles.

Phylogeny: Phylogenetically, the cerebellum can be divided into 3 main parts:
1. Archicerebellum (flocculo-nodular lobe): This is the earliest part of the
cerebellum to develop. Its main function is the maintenance of equilibrium & it is
mainly connected to the vestibular apparatus through the vestibulo-cerebellar
and cerebello-vestibular tracts. Lesions of the archicerebellum will lead to
disturbance of equilibrium during walking or standing.
2. Paleo-cerebellum (anterior lobe): This is the next part of the cerebellum to
develop. Its main function is the maintenance of muscle tone; it is ........................................

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