1.Conclusion The conduction path of MEP in the spinal cord is mainly the central motorius of the corticospinal bundle, while that of CSEP is the conduction bundle of the central sensation.
4.Brown-Sequard Syndrome is a condition associated with hemisection of spinal cord, which usually damages descending corticospinal tracts, ascending dorsal column tracts and spinothalamic tracts.
5.The corticospinal tract is a descending pathway that carries motor information from the brain to different muscles in the body, and it controls voluntary muscle movement.
6.Finally, there's the corticospinal tract, which is a descending pathway that carries motor information from the brain to different muscles in the body, and it controls voluntary muscle movement.
7.When the corticospinal tract is affected, a person will have problems with voluntary movement, and when the spinothalamic tract is damaged, a person will have problems sensing pain.
8.Once your brain receives sensory information, it sends a motor signal down the upper motor neurons through the corticospinal tract in the midbrain, and cross to the opposite side at the medulla before continuing down the spinal cord.