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Spinal cord: Dorsal column pathway-Fasciculus Gracilis and Cuneatus

Explore the complexities of the spinal cord's dorsal column pathways with Dr. Vaishaly Bharambe in this video, a key lecture in our extensive Central Nervous System Series. With a quarter-century of expertise in anatomy education, Dr. Vaishaly Bharambe delves into the specific ascending tracts crucial for sensory information transmission. 🔬 In This Lecture, You'll Learn About: • The intricate anatomy of the dorsal column pathways-the fasciculus gracilis and fasciculus cuneatus. • The function and significance of these ascending tracts also called as Tract of Gall and Tract of Burdoch in sensory processing. • Detailed examination of the sensory homunculus and how it represents the body within the cerebral cortex. • The roles of the medial lemniscus and internal arcuate fibres in conveying sensory input to higher brain centres. This lecture is essential for students and practitioners who wish to gain a deeper understanding of neuroanatomy and the spinal cord's role in sensory perception and neurological feedback. __________ 🔔 Subscribe & hit the bell icon for more insightful anatomy lessons! __________ 🔗 Stay Connected with VB Anatomy: Instagram:   / vb_anatomy   Facebook:   / vbanatomy   YouTube:    / @vbanatomy   LinkedIn:   / vbanatomy   Website: https://www.vbanatomy.com/ ____________ 📺 Explore more from our Head & Neck Series episodes on YouTube:    • Head & Neck Series   📺 Explore more from our Inferior Extremity Series episodes on YouTube:    • Lower Limb Anatomy Made Easy | Complete In...   📺 Explore more from our Sketch & Recall Series episodes on YouTube:    • Sketch & Recall   📺 Explore more from our Genetics Series episodes on YouTube:    • Genetics Series   📺 Explore more from our General Anatomy Series episodes on YouTube:    • General Anatomy Series   📺 Explore more from our Superior Extremity Series episodes on YouTube:    • Upper Limb Anatomy Made Easy | Gross Anato...   📺 Explore more from our CNS Series episodes on YouTube:    • Spinal Cord Anatomy Made Easy | Complete S...   ____________ 🎬 Related Videos: Spinal cord: External Features    • Spinal cord: External Features   Spinal cord: Pyramidal Tract + Lesions    • Spinal cord: Internal Organization   Spinal cord: Pain Pathways + Lesions    • Spinal cord: Pyramidal Tract + Lesions   Spinal cord: Pain temperature pathway    • Spinal cord: Pain temperature pathway   ___________ Timestamps 0:00 Introduction 1:23 What are the Ascending tracts? 1:53 Tracts in white matter (ascending) 2:45 Posterior funiculus tracts/dorsal column tracts 4:26 Introduction: brief overview of Dorsal column tracts and the order of neurons involved 7:30 Details of the posterior column tracts 9:47 Somatotopic arrangement 10:08 Ascent of tract to Medulla Oblongata 12:11 Internal arcuate fibres, Medial lemniscus and Great sensory decussation 12:45 Body representation 13:29 Peculiar facts 14:30 Thalamus 16:01 Sensory homunculus 18:51 Lesions of Fas. Gracilis and Fas. Cuneatus 21:32 Tabes dorsalis About VB Anatomy Academy VB Anatomy, led by Dr. Vaishaly Bharambe, offers interactive and innovative anatomy lessons, blending traditional knowledge with modern teaching techniques for comprehensive learning. ____________ About Dr. Vaishaly Bharambe (MBBS, MD, PhD-Anatomy) • Passionate and Skilled Educator • Renowned for innovative teaching methods • Methodical and Thorough • Committed to research and publishing • Advocate for Organ and Body donation ____________ #VBAnatomy #AnatomyDeepDive #MedicalEducation #LearningAnatomy #DrVaishalyBharambe #AnatomyLessons #InteractiveLearning #LearnAnatomy #MedStudent #MedSchool #MedLife #StudyAnatomy #MedicalCareer #MedicalStudies #FutureDoctor #MedEd #HealthEducation #HealthcareProfessionals #MedicalStudents #MCQs #Ascendingtracts #Dorsalcolumntracts #FasciculusGracilis #FasciculusCuneatus #TractofGall #TractofBurdoch #Greatsensorydecussation #Mediallemniscus #Internalarcuatefibres #Sensoryhomunculus #Cerebralcortex #Tabesdorsalis