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Neuralation: Formation of the neural tube

Starts @ day 22


- around 4 occipital somites


Proceeds in both directions



Tube closes as neural plate is still expanding -》 Neural canal


Neuropore

Openings @ each end of Neural tube


Cranial closes @ day 24 - bidirectional like - closing a bag of cheese middle to edges


Caudal closes @ day 26 - cranio- caudal - like using a zip

Neural crest cells

@ margin of neuroectoderm and ectoderm


Detached from lateral margin of the neural folds



Present from midbrain to end of spinal neural tube



Neuralgia


Components of eye


Neurocristopathies

Waardenburg Syndrome


- pigmentation issues


- sapphire eyes


Hirshbrung disease


DiGeorge syndrome


Neurofibromatosis type 1


- Myelination of peripheral nerves


- Prolifeeate schwann cells


- Tumours

Neuralation gone wrong

Neural tube defects



Total dysraphism or craniorachischis


- total failure to close


- Tube fused to surface


Localised Dysraphism


- partial failure to close


- part of neural tube fused to surface


E.g. cranially - Meroencepholy/ acrania


- Lumbo-sacral Myeloschisis or Spina bifida Aperta (split spinal cord)


Encephalocele


Formation of a skin covered protrusion at brain level


Spina bifida occulta


Usually single vertebral arch affected


Tuft of hair marks it or mark on surface., usually @ lumbosacral level


Spina bifida cystic


Formation of fluid filled protrusion or cele


- Meningocele


- - Dura matter and arachnoid protrude.


- - spinal cord remains in vertebrae canal


- Meningomyelocele


- - Dura matter and arachnoid protrude


- - Spinal cord protrudes


- - severe impairment of development of spinal cord and nerves


- - can disruption csf flow , causing hydrocephaly

Total Dysraphism

Total dysraphism or craniorachischis - total failure to close - Tube fused to surface


Localised Dysraphism

Localised Dysraphism - partial failure to close - part of neural tube fused to surfaceE.g. cranially - Meroencepholy/ acrania - Lumbo-sacral Myeloschisis or Spina bifida Aperta (split spinal cord)


Spina bifida occulta

Spina bifida occulta


Usually single vertebral arch affected


Tuft of hair marks it or mark on surface.


, usually @ lumbosacral level


Encephalocele

Encephalocele


Formation of a skin covered protrusion at brain level


Spina bifida cystica

Spina bifida cysticFormation of fluid filled protrusion or cele



- Meningocele - - Dura matter and arachnoid protrude. - - spinal cord remains in vertebrae canal



- Meningomyelocele - - Dura matter and arachnoid protrude - - Spinal cord protrudes - - severe impairment of development of spinal cord and nerves - - can disruption csf flow , causing hydrocephaly

Hydrocephaly

Build up of CSF in the ventricles of the brain

Primary brain Vesicles

Prosoncephalon - forebrain


Mesecephalon - midbrain


Rhombencephalon - hindbrain

Mesencephalic flexure

90° bend dividing Prosoncephalon and mesencephalon

Development of CNS gone wrong

Cerebellar malformations


Hypoplasia - underdevelopment


Dysplasia - abnormal development


Heterotopia - cells migrating to wrong place


- Environmental


- Genetic


Cerebral cortical malformations


Lissencephaly - anomolies in neuronal migration 3-4 mths - smooth brain


Subcortical band heteropia



Microcephaly - small head

Sensiry part if CNS is derived from

Neural Crest Cells