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Comprehensive Guide on Brainstem and Cortical Control of Movement

Explore the intricate network of the brainstem and cortical regions that govern movement, including basal ganglia, sensory, motor, premotor, and association cortex, as well as the crucial roles of the cerebellum. An informative visual reference for understanding the planning and execution of motor tasks.

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Comprehensive Guide on Brainstem and Cortical Control of Movement

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  1. Brainstem and Cortical Control of Movement

  2. Netter Presenter, 2004, III.31

  3. Schmidt, 1986, Fig. 6-13

  4. Berne & Levy

  5. Berne & Levy, 1983, 18-4

  6. Berne and Levy, 1998, Fig. 14-2B

  7. Kandel et. al., 2000. Fig. 18-6

  8. Kandel et. al., 2000. Fig. 38-17

  9. Berne and Levy, 1998, Fig. 14-15

  10. PLANNING EXECUTION Basal Ganglia Sensory and Motor Premotor Movement Association Cortex Cortex Cerebellum Cerebellum ( Spinocerebellum ) ( Pontocerebellum)

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