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Hypothalamus And Limbic System ANHB 2217 – 2006 Avinash Bharadwaj

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Page 1: Hypothalamus And Limbic System ANHB 2217 – 2006 Avinash Bharadwaj

Hypothalamus And

Limbic System

ANHB 2217 – 2006

Avinash Bharadwaj

Page 2: Hypothalamus And Limbic System ANHB 2217 – 2006 Avinash Bharadwaj

Hypothalamus A small area with great

activity Crossroads :

Somatic and visceral activity Emotion and responses Olfaction, memory and

responses Short- and long control loops

“Preservation” Feeding

Hunger and satiety Defence

Somatic and visceral activity

Reproduction Sex drive and autonomic

responses Homoeostasis

Temperature and osmolar regulation

Page 3: Hypothalamus And Limbic System ANHB 2217 – 2006 Avinash Bharadwaj

Hypothalamus : Topography

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Column of fornix

Paraventricular

Anterior

Supraoptic

Posterior

Dorsomedial

Ventromedial

Mamillary body

Medial Zone

Pituitary

Page 4: Hypothalamus And Limbic System ANHB 2217 – 2006 Avinash Bharadwaj

Connections Afferent Somatic and visceral

information Olfactory areas Emotional / olfactory :

amygdaloid nucleus Hippocampal input

via fornix – mamillary body

Cerebral cortex (esp. orbital cortex

Efferent Autonomic nuclei –

brainstem, spinal cord Striated muscle :

Brainstem + Spinal motor neurons (feeding / shivering…)

Mamillary body thalamus cingulate gyrus – memory, visceral expression of emotion

Mamillary body brainstem reticular formation

? Higher mental function through cortex

Page 5: Hypothalamus And Limbic System ANHB 2217 – 2006 Avinash Bharadwaj

Problems in Studying… Indistinct nuclear boundaries Tracts and nuclei – crisscross Imprecise experimental / clinical lesions

Some Functional Correlations Clinical / experimental Anterior / preoptic : parasympathetic Posterior / lateral : sympathetic

Temperature sensors – vasodilation and sweating OR constriction and shivering.

Hunger and satiety centres : blood glucose, visceral afferents, smell, limbic inputs

Intrinsic sensors

Page 6: Hypothalamus And Limbic System ANHB 2217 – 2006 Avinash Bharadwaj

The Pituitary Connection – 1

Vasopressin (ADH) Oxytocin

Large neurons (magnocellular) Peptides and neurophysins Herring bodies Cleavage and release

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PV

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The Pituitary Connection – 2

“Adenohypophysis” Target gland hormone levels… Small neurones (parvocellular) Releasing factor (hormone) Blood vessels

Portal systemA

A P

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Summary

Weaving together Autonomic and

endocrine controls Homeostasis Higher centres

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Limbic System

Limbic lobe and limbic system “Limbus” Lobe : hippocampus, PHG, cingulate gyrus System : Also includes

Dentate gyrus, amygdaloid, septal area, mamillary bodies, thalamic nuclei

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Limbic System

Hippocampus

Dentate gyrus

Parahippocampal gyrus

Fornix

Ant nucl thalamus

Mamillary body

Fornix

Ant nucl thalamus

Mamillary body

Cingulum and cingulate gyrus

Amygdala

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Hippocampus

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Limbic System

Memory Emotion “Preservation” The olfactory connection Visceral responses

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