What is the lower olive core?
olive bodies are olive -shaped structures in the shape of olive located along the descending stem of the human brain. There are two of them and each can be described as the construction of discrete bundles of nerve tissue called core. Among them, it is assumed that the lower olive core cooperates closely with the parts of the brain that controls the engine or muscle coordination.
In its simplest, the human brain is commonly identified as three main structures: brain, brain and medulla. Similarly simplified, the larger brain performs higher function of the brain, such as thinking. Cerebellum controls physical movement; And Medulla controls the body's autonomous systems such as the heart. This is commonly called the brain stem or rear brain and more precisely called Medulla Obrongata.
In general, the brain has bilateral symmetry, a mirrored structure to the left and right. The outer structure of Medully includes a large mass called The Pons, which is considered to be a dream generator among many functions. There are a few dense nerve bundles below itIf they become mixed in the spine. The adjacent to them are small, clearly oval structures of about 0.5 inches (1.25 cm) long. These are olive bodies.
They are recognizable structures called cores, sometimes simply called complexes. The largest of them is referred to as an inferior olive core. It seems structurally that there is a primary olive core and two separate cores of accessories. It looks like a intricate chain of nerve cells. Neurologists who study the structure and function of the brain have traced most of the nerve fibers that leave the opening, called its hilum.
nerves, called the olivocerebellar tract, climb up to cross the middle brain bar and end up in Cerebellum. Among the main function of the brain brain is control and coordinating the movement of the engine of the whole body. It is therefore assumed that the lower olive core processes and sends information to this purposeElo is somehow related. This is supported by the fact that damage to the lower olive core structure can lead to significant loss of coordination in left or right arms and legs.
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