Pons Lesions

Explore the most common types of pons lesions in this comprehensive 41-minute lecture. Delve into the intricacies of Raymond Syndrome, including its effects on cranial nerve VI, corticospinal fibers, and potentially the facial nerve. Examine Locked-in Syndrome, focusing on how lesions in the Paramedial Pontine Reticular Formation (PPRF) impact horizontal gaze and potentially affect cranial nerves VI and IV. Gain a deeper understanding of pons anatomy and function to enhance your comprehension of these complex neurological conditions. Recommended for those with prior knowledge of pons anatomy or as a follow-up to the Pons Anatomy & Function lecture.

Pons Lesions