Neurology | Spinal Cord: Golgi Tendon Organ Reflex (GTO)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ก.ค. 2024
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Tension on tendon detected by Golgi tendon organ.
Type 2 b fibers
Drg
Posterior grey horn
Bifurcates
Stimulatory neuron
Anterior grey horn
Reciprocal activation
Autogenic inhibition
Nt- glutamate
Epsp
INHIBITORY-
Relax
Glycine
Ipsp.
Thank you sir
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The Golgi-tendon organ or tendon-spindle is smaller than the muscle spindle and lies in only 10% of the cases within the tendon. It is a mechanoreceptor that informs on muscle tension via its Ib afferent. 👍
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Hey Zach, can you please include a lecture on the various pathologies of Myoclonic spasms in this Neurology series? Information on Myoclonus is hard to find and it occurs in a lot of cases where there is no clear diagnosis. For me, tracing the various pathologies of this symptom/sign has helped me learn how a lot of these neuroanatomic systems interrelate. It requires a macro & micro understanding of the nervous system. Interesting points include how the afferent pathways can induce myoclonus in the stimulus-sensitive subtype and how abberant signaling in the cortex or other structures induces signal output through the Cranial Nerves or Spinal Nerves.
Relevant diseases and pathologies include (from wikipedia):
- Cortical reflex myoclonus
- Essential myoclonus
- JME (juvenile myoclonic epilepsy)
- LGS (Lennox-Gestaut syndrome)
- PME (progressive myclonus epilepsy)
- Lafora Disease (which has some interesting connections to mTOR, rapamycin & nanotech)
- Reticular reflex myoclonus
- Diaphramatic Flutter
- Action myoclonus
- Palatal myoclonus
- Middle ear myoclonus
- Spinal myoclonus
- Stimulus-sensitive myoclonus
- Sleep myoclonus
- Gluten ataxia (in presentation of a neurological gluten allergy; i have seen that only ~40% of non-Celiac gluten pathologies present with intestinal problems)
Neurologists that I have seen have glossed over my own myoclonus and I am still confused as to which type I have. I believe that it's Cortical Reflex Myoclonus. It's pretty difficult to diagnose and often presents in patients randomly, presumably unconnected to any other diagnosis.
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Please keep these contents i hope you can add some more to biochemistry topics
Golgi tendon organ detects tension in the tendon generated by the muscle contractions preventing tendon evulsion😊
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