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Neuroanatomy - Vision & Auditory

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Blindness in one eye   Lesion in optic nerve  
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Loss of peripheral vision   bitemporal hemianopsia  
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Loss of peripheral vision   Lesion in optic chiasm  
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Loss of nasal visual field   nasal hemianopsia  
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Loss of nasal visual field   Lesion in lateral side of chiasm  
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Loss of R or L visual field   homonymous hemianopsia  
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Loss of R or L visual field   Lesion in optic tract or cortex  
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Loss of quadrant (both eyes)   superior quadrant anopsia  
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Loss of quadrant (both eyes)   Lesion in Meyer's loop  
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Spiral ganglion   no synapses (like dorsal root) axons create cochlear nerve  
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Cochlear Nuclei   cochlear nerve synapses, output forms lateral lemniscus  
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Trapezoid body   decussating fibers destined for lateral lemniscus  
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Inferior colliculus   termination of lateral lemniscuc, projects to medial geniculate nucleus  
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Medial geniculate nucleus   projects to auditory cortex in temporal lobe (area 41)  
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Vestibular ganglion   vestibular equivalent of spiral ganglion, synapses in vestibular nuclei  
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Vestibular nuclei   output to cerebellum; inferior cerebellar peduncle  
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Vestibular nuclei   control of eye movement: medial longitudinal fasciculus (MLF)  
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Vestibular nuclei   control of head and upper limbs: medial vestibulospinal tract  
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Vestibular nuclei   controls lower limbs: lateral vestibulospinal tract  
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