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Upper motor neurons are motor neurons that originate in the motor region of
the cerebral cortex or the brain stem and carry motor information down to the
final common pathway ( lower motor neuron ) .
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Clonus: is a series of involuntary, rhythmic, muscular
contractions and relaxations.
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the use.
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Upper motor lesions Lower motor
lesions
Extent of Wide Localized
Paralysis
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Lesion in the Brain Stem:
Contralateral Hemiplesia
Ipsilateral paralysis of the cranial nerves
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Acute stage:
*Although it is an upper motor lesion there is
flaccid paralysis of the muscles => because of
the complete loss of the pyramidal and the
extrapyramidal fibers
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Acute stage LMNL
Extent of paralysis
Much more Less
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In the chronic there will be spasticity of the muscles.
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Paraplegia:Midthoracic
region and lower
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Maturation is back but without being controlled
by higher centers as in children.
Shock stage=no contraction of the bladder
Recovery stage= contraction but without higher
control.
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When the skin is touched by a painful stimulus this
will produce a mass reflex :
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Epsilateral
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Question :
Which one of the flowing is considered a cause of
spasticity?
Answers : 2-4-3
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