What Is a Neural Pathway?
Neural pathways are also called conduction pathways, pathways that conduct certain information within the nervous system. It can transmit certain information, such as the urge to see, hear, or move at will. The neural pathway can be divided into two types of ascending and descending.
Neural pathway
- Chinese name
- Neural pathway
- Foreign name
- pathway
- Neural pathways are also called conduction pathways, pathways that conduct certain information within the nervous system. It can transmit certain information, such as the urge to see, hear, or move at will. The neural pathway can be divided into two types of ascending and descending.
- The pathways that conduct olfactory, taste, vision, hearing, and vestibular sensations are special sensory neural pathways (see
- Ascending pathway of short procession multi-neuron chain passing through the brainstem reticular structure. Its function is mainly to regulate the excited state of the cerebral cortex and is related to arousal sleep (see
- Where
- Because the function of the nervous system is extremely complicated, some neural pathways with certain functions cannot be simply divided into ascending or descending. This mainly refers to some paths in a loop structure. For example, the circuits related to the coordination of voluntary movement from the brain pontine cerebellar cortex neurons in the cerebellum thalamus cerebral cortex; emotions related to hippocampus papillary body prethalamic nucleus cingulate gyrus hippocampal Loop; spinal anterior horn cells related to the immediate termination of exercise Shaw's cells spinal anterior horn cells and so on. [1]