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Review
. 2003 Jul-Sep;34(3):35-41.

[Functional structure and cerebrovascular circulation of the vestibulo-ocular formations of the brain stem of the human cerebrum]

[Article in Russian]
  • PMID: 12942760
Review

[Functional structure and cerebrovascular circulation of the vestibulo-ocular formations of the brain stem of the human cerebrum]

[Article in Russian]
S A Likhachev et al. Usp Fiziol Nauk. 2003 Jul-Sep.

Abstract

This work is dedicated to the study of anatomo-physiological peculiarities of the construction and cerebrovascular circulation of the vestibulo-ocular formations of the brain stem of the human cerebrum. The analysis of anatomo-physiological data enable to convince that the arches of the vertical and horizontal vestibulo-ocular reflexes include many structures of the brain stem of the human cerebrum, which are located along its longitude from the superior colliculi to caudal sections of brain stem. There is an existence of separate mechanisms of horizontal and vertical vestibulo-ocular interaction. The peculiarity of cerebrovascular circulation of main vestibulo-ocular structures is their profuse vascularisation chiefly by branches of the vertebro basilar system of arteries, which widely connected between each other, providing sufficiently profuse circulation in normal conditions of vital activity. The anatomical information above has great importance for the correct interpretation of the symptoms of infarctions in vertebro-basilar pool of the cerebrum, diagnostics and expert appreciation of these pathological states.

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