A Tegmental Pontine Hemorrhage is a type of intracerebral bleed occurring in the tegmentum of the pons—the central, dorsal portion of the brainstem. The pons ...

A small unilateral tegmental hemorrhage is a focal bleed confined to one side of the tegmentum, the central core region of the brainstem. The tegmentum ...

Bilateral tegmental hemorrhage is a subtype of primary brainstem (pontine) hemorrhage in which bleeding occurs within the tegmentum on both sides of the ...

Basal-tegmental hemorrhage is a type of brainstem bleed that occurs within the tegmental region of the pons and midbrain. This area, called the “core” of the ...

An inferior lateral pontine hemorrhage is a type of brainstem bleed that occurs in the lower (inferior) and side (lateral) portion of the pons, a critical ...

Superior lateral pontine hemorrhage is a specific type of brainstem bleed in which blood accumulates in the upper, side portion of the pons. The pons is a ...

Hemorrhagic Lateral Pontine Syndrome is a rare form of brainstem stroke caused by bleeding into the lateral portion of the pons, a critical relay structure in ...

Descending sympathetic fibers are the nerve pathways that carry “fight-or-flight” signals from the brain’s hypothalamus down through the brainstem and spinal ...

Middle and inferior cerebellar peduncle infarctions are a form of stroke where blood flow to the middle and inferior cerebellar peduncles is blocked. These ...

The lateral spinothalamic tract is a crucial highway in your spinal cord that carries pain and temperature signals from your body to your brain. When this ...

The spinal trigeminal nucleus infarct is a specialized type of brainstem stroke that affects the spinal tract and nucleus of the trigeminal nerve (cranial ...

A pontine vestibulocochlear nucleus infarct is a type of brainstem stroke in which blood flow is interrupted to the vestibular and cochlear nuclei located in ...

Pontine Facial Nucleus Infarct is an ischemic lesion localized to the facial motor nucleus within the pons, the part of the brainstem that links the cerebrum ...

A paramedian pontine infarct (PPI) is a type of brainstem stroke that occurs when one of the small, penetrating branches of the basilar artery—known as ...

Caudal lateral pontine infarct, often called lateral inferior pontine syndrome or anterior inferior cerebellar artery (AICA) infarction, is a type of brainstem ...

A rostral lateral pontine infarct (rLPI) is a specific type of ischemic stroke that affects the upper (rostral) and outer (lateral) portion of the pons, a key ...

Ischemic lateral pontine syndrome is a neurological condition resulting from a stroke (loss of blood flow) in the lateral (side) portion of the pons, a key ...

Lateral pontine syndrome, also known as Marie-Foix–Alajouanine syndrome, is a brainstem stroke syndrome caused by an interruption of blood flow to the lateral ...

Lateral meningocele syndrome (also known as Lehman syndrome) is a very rare genetic disorder affecting the membranes surrounding the spinal cord (the ...

Lateral wedging of the T11 vertebra refers to a structural change in the eleventh thoracic bone in your mid‐back, where one side of the vertebral body becomes ...