Understanding brainstem cranial nerve nuclei

This brief video tutorial discusses some foundational principals for describing and locating cranial nerve nuclei (motor and sensory) in the brainstem.
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This video helped me so much in understanding the nuclei origin of cranial nerves. Perfectly explained. Thank you so much!

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I would love for you to post your photo of the brainstem overview with all the CNs filled in and them missing so that I could write them in.
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A great quick review. Thanks. Will re-watch the vertical arrangement portion because that is the clinically relevant portion

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[@CLOVER-27]

Vertical arrangement of brainstem nuclei VM 3,7*,9,10.

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Amazing. I don't understand why this isn't explicitly stated as the first thing of every chapter on the brain stem in all books.

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Topographic principle of spinal cord 1:10 - 2:56
Topographic principle of brain stem and cranial nerve nuclei 2:57-4:07

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[@Solarimeshari]

8:46 I think you meant CN 3,7,9 and 10. CN 6 has no visceral motor neurons. Very good videos though, thank you 🌷

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[@tmujir955]

Hello Dr Morton, thanks for an excellent video. My class classified the branchial motor nuclei as "special visceral motor," can you briefly explain if this is correct or an oversimplification? Thank you so much!

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at around 8:50 you say "Cranial Nerves VI, IX, X" but in the diagram, it shows: VII, IX, X

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It’s supposed to be 7th cranial nervr

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At 7:14 is the Visceral Motor nuclei column supposed to be in the place of the Brachial motor nuclei column? Isn't the brachiomotor column the most lateral motor column?

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why does n. VI is a visceral motor? shouldnt it be n.VII? Edit: ok, now i see that it is written "VII' but spoken "VI' so a little mistake;) but generally thank you for this video!

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does anyone know what the longer pinkish nucleus spreading through midbrain and pons is, in the vertical arrangement diagram?

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Its the mesencephalic nucleus of the trigeminal cn v

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What about the sensory nuclei

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Please make for the cerebellum also!

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i search what is inside nuclei?
is there a 3D model animation of a cranial nerve nuclei?
I could not find anywhere.

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

I don't know if there is a 3D model or not. However, basically when the term nucleus is used in neuroanatomy it is describing a collection of neuronal cell bodies. When chemists use the term "nucleus" they are describing the center of an atom that contains protons and neutrons. The nuclei described in this video are for neuronal cell bodies. Does that help?

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Vertical arrangement of brainstem nuclei VM 3,7*,9,10.

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Amazing.. Thank you sir.

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

Most welcome!