Anatomy of the cerebellum

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Can someone just confirm: at 4:00 it is stated that the majority of afferent signals use the middle and inferior cerebellar peduncles. At 8'04", the ventral/anterior spinocerebellar pathway IS an afferent pathway that does indeed use the superior peduncle? So it's an exception? Furthermore at 14:40 the efferent pathway is again an exception because it's an efferent pathway using the superior peduncle?

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Are you sure Spinocerebellar pah is double crossing? As far as I remember they don’t. Only Anterior Spinocerebelar path connected to both ipsilateral and contralateral after meeting its 2nd neuron to Vermis Cerebelum

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As far as I remember, ant sct innervates rexed lamina 6,, post sct innervates rexed lamina 7 Clarke nucleus

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16:20 Globose-emboliform -> Contralateral Superior Cerabellar Peduncle ???

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