Home New Trending Search
About Privacy Terms
#
#brainstem
Posts tagged #brainstem on Bluesky

2/2 ABI MICSOURCE IS #HACKED #PHONES ARD TI. @targetedjustice.bsky.social @wired.com #LateralRecess & #FourthVentricle gt d signals tt hurt #facialmuscles, d #brainstem, ctrls vital functions lk breathin n heart rate (used 2 #oppress me in2 #depression), d cerebellum hurts movement&ctrls my limbs.

0 0 0 0
Preview
Opening a new window on the brainstem, AI algorithm enables tracking of its vital white matter pathways Filled with vitally important neural fibers, the brainstem has been hard for brain imaging technologies to dissect. New software reliably and finely resolves eight distinct nerve bundles in live diffu...

👋 Introducing the BrainStem Bundle Tool or BSBT!

Researchers at the @picowerinstitute.bsky.social have made a publicly available AI algorithm that enables tracking of its vital white matter pathways in the #brainstem: https://bit.ly/4kIYkZB

1 0 0 0
Highlights

Highlights

#Medsky🧪 #neurosky #IDSky #publichealth Emerging research and hypotheses suggest that #brainstem dysfunction may be a potential etiology for both ME/CFS & #longCOVID, with some evidences pointing towards a mechanical basis in certain patient subsets
www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

32 8 1 3
Video thumbnail

The Brainstem Explained | Medulla, Pons & Midbrain Functions Simplified 🧠
#Brainstem #Neuroanatomy #HumanBrain #MedicalEducation #VikaasShandily

0 0 0 0
Preview
BrainSTEM Atlas Maps Every Cell of the Developing Human Brain - Neuroscience News Scientists have built one of the most comprehensive single-cell maps of the developing human brain.

#BrainSTEM Atlas Maps Every Cell of the Developing Human Brain
#Genetics #Neurology #Neuroscience

0 0 0 0
Preview
Oxytocin modulates respiratory heart rate variability through a hypothalamus–brainstem–heart neuronal pathway - Nature Neuroscience Buron et al. show that oxytocin enhances heart rate variability linked to breathing during recovery from stress. This calming and cardio-protective effect is produced through a hypothalamus–brainstem ...

Paper alert!
I’m very pleased to announce the publication of my PhD work, which I carried out under the amazing supervision of Clément Menuet at @inmed.bsky.social
!
Link to the paper in @natneuro.nature.com: www.nature.com/articles/s41...

#RespHRV #oxytocin #RSA #brainstem #HRV

2 2 1 0
Subcortical sound encoding is not affected by selective attention, while cortical sound encoding is. Top left: The CAP to the attended (red) and unattended (black) speech for the 12 subjects with the eardrum electrode. Bottom left: The ABR for all 28 subjects when attended (red) or unattended (black). No significant differences were observed between conditions for either the CAP or ABR. Shaded regions represent SEM. Right: Cortical responses to attended (top) and unattended (middle) stimuli. Bottom right: The difference waveform and scalp topographies at the selected time points. Asterisks indicate the electrodes that were significantly different across conditions at that time.

Subcortical sound encoding is not affected by selective attention, while cortical sound encoding is. Top left: The CAP to the attended (red) and unattended (black) speech for the 12 subjects with the eardrum electrode. Bottom left: The ABR for all 28 subjects when attended (red) or unattended (black). No significant differences were observed between conditions for either the CAP or ABR. Shaded regions represent SEM. Right: Cortical responses to attended (top) and unattended (middle) stimuli. Bottom right: The difference waveform and scalp topographies at the selected time points. Asterisks indicate the electrodes that were significantly different across conditions at that time.

How does attention shape #AuditoryProcessing? This study shows that #attention enhances sound encoding only at the cortical level, not in #auditory periphery or #brainstem, so humans’ ability to focus on a single voice in noise relies on cortical mechanisms @plosbiology.org 🧪 plos.io/4pY5L1f

13 1 0 1
Subcortical sound encoding is not affected by selective attention, while cortical sound encoding is. Top left: The CAP to the attended (red) and unattended (black) speech for the 12 subjects with the eardrum electrode. Bottom left: The ABR for all 28 subjects when attended (red) or unattended (black). No significant differences were observed between conditions for either the CAP or ABR. Shaded regions represent SEM. Right: Cortical responses to attended (top) and unattended (middle) stimuli. Bottom right: The difference waveform and scalp topographies at the selected time points. Asterisks indicate the electrodes that were significantly different across conditions at that time.

Subcortical sound encoding is not affected by selective attention, while cortical sound encoding is. Top left: The CAP to the attended (red) and unattended (black) speech for the 12 subjects with the eardrum electrode. Bottom left: The ABR for all 28 subjects when attended (red) or unattended (black). No significant differences were observed between conditions for either the CAP or ABR. Shaded regions represent SEM. Right: Cortical responses to attended (top) and unattended (middle) stimuli. Bottom right: The difference waveform and scalp topographies at the selected time points. Asterisks indicate the electrodes that were significantly different across conditions at that time.

How does attention shape #AuditoryProcessing? This study shows that #attention enhances sound encoding only at the cortical level, not in #auditory periphery or #brainstem, so humans’ ability to focus on a single voice in noise relies on cortical mechanisms @plosbiology.org 🧪 plos.io/4pY5L1f

3 1 1 0
Subcortical sound encoding is not affected by selective attention, while cortical sound encoding is. Top left: The CAP to the attended (red) and unattended (black) speech for the 12 subjects with the eardrum electrode. Bottom left: The ABR for all 28 subjects when attended (red) or unattended (black). No significant differences were observed between conditions for either the CAP or ABR. Shaded regions represent SEM. Right: Cortical responses to attended (top) and unattended (middle) stimuli. Bottom right: The difference waveform and scalp topographies at the selected time points. Asterisks indicate the electrodes that were significantly different across conditions at that time.

Subcortical sound encoding is not affected by selective attention, while cortical sound encoding is. Top left: The CAP to the attended (red) and unattended (black) speech for the 12 subjects with the eardrum electrode. Bottom left: The ABR for all 28 subjects when attended (red) or unattended (black). No significant differences were observed between conditions for either the CAP or ABR. Shaded regions represent SEM. Right: Cortical responses to attended (top) and unattended (middle) stimuli. Bottom right: The difference waveform and scalp topographies at the selected time points. Asterisks indicate the electrodes that were significantly different across conditions at that time.

How does attention shape #AuditoryProcessing? This study shows that #attention enhances sound encoding only at the cortical level, not in #auditory periphery or #brainstem, so humans’ ability to focus on a single voice in noise relies on cortical mechanisms @plosbiology.org 🧪 plos.io/4pY5L1f

12 1 0 0
Preview
Catecholaminergic nucleus integrity and Alzheimer's pathology, symptoms, and progression BACKGROUND The noradrenergic locus coeruleus (LC) accumulates pathology early in Alzheimer's disease (AD), with LC dysfunction contributing to symptoms and disease progression. We investigated LC an...

Work from us @imperialbrains.bsky.social @ukdri.ac.uk, driven by Mike David, showing how #locuscoeruleus & #substantianigra integrity affect cognition and behaviour in clinical #AlzheimersDisease. #catecholamines #brainstem #neurodegeneration

alz-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...

3 1 1 0
Preview
How much of your brain do you need to survive? Case reports of people with atypical brains reveal the human brain's staggering ability to adapt to damage.

CW: death
.
" #BrainStem #strokes will kill people most of the time..Strokes or injuries that people do #recover from tend to occur in the outer layer of the #brain, called the #cortex. The age of the person..can also play a big role.": buff.ly/lipbwRN

via @livescience.com

3 1 0 0
Transient conductive hearing loss (CHL) during development. Top left: Schematic of coronal section of a guinea pig skull (traced from high-resolution CT scan). A custom-made earplug is fitted within the cartilaginous ear canal (dotted line), a safe distance from the tympanic membrane (TM). Inset: View of external ear with earplug in place. Top right: Earplugs provide 10–35 dB SPL sound attenuation for frequencies >1 kHz. Bottom: Experimental timeline. Litters of newborn guinea pigs were divided into two groups at hearing onset (birth): pups that were raised with no earplug (littermate Controls) and pups that were raised with a unilateral earplug (“Early CHL”). Earplugs remained in place until adulthood (P56). Following earplug removal, animals were tested on: auditory brainstem responses (ABRs) including the binaural interaction component (BIC), a startle-based spatial discrimination task, and in vivo single-unit recordings in the auditory midbrain (i.e., inferior colliculus, IC). All testing was done within 1 week of earplug removal.

Transient conductive hearing loss (CHL) during development. Top left: Schematic of coronal section of a guinea pig skull (traced from high-resolution CT scan). A custom-made earplug is fitted within the cartilaginous ear canal (dotted line), a safe distance from the tympanic membrane (TM). Inset: View of external ear with earplug in place. Top right: Earplugs provide 10–35 dB SPL sound attenuation for frequencies >1 kHz. Bottom: Experimental timeline. Litters of newborn guinea pigs were divided into two groups at hearing onset (birth): pups that were raised with no earplug (littermate Controls) and pups that were raised with a unilateral earplug (“Early CHL”). Earplugs remained in place until adulthood (P56). Following earplug removal, animals were tested on: auditory brainstem responses (ABRs) including the binaural interaction component (BIC), a startle-based spatial discrimination task, and in vivo single-unit recordings in the auditory midbrain (i.e., inferior colliculus, IC). All testing was done within 1 week of earplug removal.

Early unilateral auditory deprivation can cause lasting spatial #hearing deficits. @anbuhlk.bsky.social &co show that unilateral #HearingLoss during development (but not adult-onset) impairs binaural #brainstem function & spatial hearing acuity in guinea pigs @plosbiology.org 🧪 plos.io/46njw1P

4 0 0 0
Transient conductive hearing loss (CHL) during development. Top left: Schematic of coronal section of a guinea pig skull (traced from high-resolution CT scan). A custom-made earplug is fitted within the cartilaginous ear canal (dotted line), a safe distance from the tympanic membrane (TM). Inset: View of external ear with earplug in place. Top right: Earplugs provide 10–35 dB SPL sound attenuation for frequencies >1 kHz. Bottom: Experimental timeline. Litters of newborn guinea pigs were divided into two groups at hearing onset (birth): pups that were raised with no earplug (littermate Controls) and pups that were raised with a unilateral earplug (“Early CHL”). Earplugs remained in place until adulthood (P56). Following earplug removal, animals were tested on: auditory brainstem responses (ABRs) including the binaural interaction component (BIC), a startle-based spatial discrimination task, and in vivo single-unit recordings in the auditory midbrain (i.e., inferior colliculus, IC). All testing was done within 1 week of earplug removal.

Transient conductive hearing loss (CHL) during development. Top left: Schematic of coronal section of a guinea pig skull (traced from high-resolution CT scan). A custom-made earplug is fitted within the cartilaginous ear canal (dotted line), a safe distance from the tympanic membrane (TM). Inset: View of external ear with earplug in place. Top right: Earplugs provide 10–35 dB SPL sound attenuation for frequencies >1 kHz. Bottom: Experimental timeline. Litters of newborn guinea pigs were divided into two groups at hearing onset (birth): pups that were raised with no earplug (littermate Controls) and pups that were raised with a unilateral earplug (“Early CHL”). Earplugs remained in place until adulthood (P56). Following earplug removal, animals were tested on: auditory brainstem responses (ABRs) including the binaural interaction component (BIC), a startle-based spatial discrimination task, and in vivo single-unit recordings in the auditory midbrain (i.e., inferior colliculus, IC). All testing was done within 1 week of earplug removal.

Early unilateral auditory deprivation can cause lasting spatial #hearing deficits. @anbuhlk.bsky.social &co show that unilateral #HearingLoss during development (but not adult-onset) impairs binaural #brainstem function & spatial hearing acuity in guinea pigs @plosbiology.org 🧪 plos.io/46njw1P

6 3 1 0
Transient conductive hearing loss (CHL) during development. Top left: Schematic of coronal section of a guinea pig skull (traced from high-resolution CT scan). A custom-made earplug is fitted within the cartilaginous ear canal (dotted line), a safe distance from the tympanic membrane (TM). Inset: View of external ear with earplug in place. Top right: Earplugs provide 10–35 dB SPL sound attenuation for frequencies >1 kHz. Bottom: Experimental timeline. Litters of newborn guinea pigs were divided into two groups at hearing onset (birth): pups that were raised with no earplug (littermate Controls) and pups that were raised with a unilateral earplug (“Early CHL”). Earplugs remained in place until adulthood (P56). Following earplug removal, animals were tested on: auditory brainstem responses (ABRs) including the binaural interaction component (BIC), a startle-based spatial discrimination task, and in vivo single-unit recordings in the auditory midbrain (i.e., inferior colliculus, IC). All testing was done within 1 week of earplug removal.

Transient conductive hearing loss (CHL) during development. Top left: Schematic of coronal section of a guinea pig skull (traced from high-resolution CT scan). A custom-made earplug is fitted within the cartilaginous ear canal (dotted line), a safe distance from the tympanic membrane (TM). Inset: View of external ear with earplug in place. Top right: Earplugs provide 10–35 dB SPL sound attenuation for frequencies >1 kHz. Bottom: Experimental timeline. Litters of newborn guinea pigs were divided into two groups at hearing onset (birth): pups that were raised with no earplug (littermate Controls) and pups that were raised with a unilateral earplug (“Early CHL”). Earplugs remained in place until adulthood (P56). Following earplug removal, animals were tested on: auditory brainstem responses (ABRs) including the binaural interaction component (BIC), a startle-based spatial discrimination task, and in vivo single-unit recordings in the auditory midbrain (i.e., inferior colliculus, IC). All testing was done within 1 week of earplug removal.

Early unilateral auditory deprivation can cause lasting spatial #hearing deficits. @anbuhlk.bsky.social &co show that unilateral #HearingLoss during development (but not adult-onset) impairs binaural #brainstem function & spatial hearing acuity in guinea pigs @plosbiology.org 🧪 plos.io/46njw1P

4 2 1 0

Hamsters with long COVID present distinct transcriptomic profiles associated with neurodegenerative processes in brainstem | Nature Communications #covid19 #longcovid #neurons #transcriptome #brainstem

1 1 0 0
Preview
Brainstem Reduction and Deformation in the 4th Ventricle Cerebellar Peduncles in Long COVID Patients: Insights into Neuroinflammatory Sequelae and “Broken Bridge Syndrome” Post-COVID Syndrome (PCS), also known as Long COVID, is characterized by persistent and often debilitating neurological sequelae, including fatigue, cognitive dysfunction, motor deficits, and autonomi...

#Brainstem #Reduction & #Deformation in the 4th Ventricle Cerebellar Peduncles in Long COVID Patients: Insights into Neuroinflammatory Sequelae & “Broken Bridge Syndrome”

War schon immer ein Zeichen von #Psychosomatik-Hirnstamm Reduktion und Ventrikel Deformation bei PostCovid

9 3 1 1
Video thumbnail

They Thought He Was Dead—But He Was Internally Decapitated.

Subscribe to read more on www.pouringpotions.com

#InternalDecapitation #AtlantoOccipitalDislocation #MedicalMiracle #TraumaCare #SpinalCordInjury #Brainstem #EmergencyMedicine #MedicalReels #RareSurvival #NeuroTrauma

2 0 0 0
A regular spiking neuron (sustained chopper) that exhibits accurate identification of envelope frequency from its spike trains. Top left: peristimulus time histogram of the response to a pure tone at the characteristic frequency of the neuron. Bottom left: Spike train classifier decisions represented as a confusion matrix. Warm colors along the diagonal indicate a large proportion of individual spike trains were assigned to the correct modulation frequency.  Right: Raster plots of the responses to amplitude-modulated tones, for several modulation frequencies (stimulus waveforms displayed above each panel). The number of spikes in each stimulus period decreases as the modulation frequency is increased.

A regular spiking neuron (sustained chopper) that exhibits accurate identification of envelope frequency from its spike trains. Top left: peristimulus time histogram of the response to a pure tone at the characteristic frequency of the neuron. Bottom left: Spike train classifier decisions represented as a confusion matrix. Warm colors along the diagonal indicate a large proportion of individual spike trains were assigned to the correct modulation frequency. Right: Raster plots of the responses to amplitude-modulated tones, for several modulation frequencies (stimulus waveforms displayed above each panel). The number of spikes in each stimulus period decreases as the modulation frequency is increased.

Slow amplitude fluctuations in sounds, critical for #SpeechRecognition, seem poorly represented in the #brainstem. This study shows that overlooked intricacies of #SpikeTiming represent these fluctuations, reconciling low-level neural processing with #perception @plosbiology.org 🧪 plos.io/3FJ4adI

8 0 0 0
A regular spiking neuron (sustained chopper) that exhibits accurate identification of envelope frequency from its spike trains. Top left: peristimulus time histogram of the response to a pure tone at the characteristic frequency of the neuron. Bottom left: Spike train classifier decisions represented as a confusion matrix. Warm colors along the diagonal indicate a large proportion of individual spike trains were assigned to the correct modulation frequency.  Right: Raster plots of the responses to amplitude-modulated tones, for several modulation frequencies (stimulus waveforms displayed above each panel). The number of spikes in each stimulus period decreases as the modulation frequency is increased.

A regular spiking neuron (sustained chopper) that exhibits accurate identification of envelope frequency from its spike trains. Top left: peristimulus time histogram of the response to a pure tone at the characteristic frequency of the neuron. Bottom left: Spike train classifier decisions represented as a confusion matrix. Warm colors along the diagonal indicate a large proportion of individual spike trains were assigned to the correct modulation frequency. Right: Raster plots of the responses to amplitude-modulated tones, for several modulation frequencies (stimulus waveforms displayed above each panel). The number of spikes in each stimulus period decreases as the modulation frequency is increased.

Slow amplitude fluctuations in sounds, critical for #SpeechRecognition, seem poorly represented in the #brainstem. This study shows that overlooked intricacies of #SpikeTiming represent these fluctuations, reconciling low-level neural processing with #perception @plosbiology.org 🧪 plos.io/3FJ4adI

9 2 0 0
A regular spiking neuron (sustained chopper) that exhibits accurate identification of envelope frequency from its spike trains. Top left: peristimulus time histogram of the response to a pure tone at the characteristic frequency of the neuron. Bottom left: Spike train classifier decisions represented as a confusion matrix. Warm colors along the diagonal indicate a large proportion of individual spike trains were assigned to the correct modulation frequency.  Right: Raster plots of the responses to amplitude-modulated tones, for several modulation frequencies (stimulus waveforms displayed above each panel). The number of spikes in each stimulus period decreases as the modulation frequency is increased.

A regular spiking neuron (sustained chopper) that exhibits accurate identification of envelope frequency from its spike trains. Top left: peristimulus time histogram of the response to a pure tone at the characteristic frequency of the neuron. Bottom left: Spike train classifier decisions represented as a confusion matrix. Warm colors along the diagonal indicate a large proportion of individual spike trains were assigned to the correct modulation frequency. Right: Raster plots of the responses to amplitude-modulated tones, for several modulation frequencies (stimulus waveforms displayed above each panel). The number of spikes in each stimulus period decreases as the modulation frequency is increased.

Slow amplitude fluctuations in sounds, critical for #SpeechRecognition, seem poorly represented in the #brainstem. This study shows that overlooked intricacies of #SpikeTiming represent these fluctuations, reconciling low-level neural processing with #perception @plosbiology.org 🧪 plos.io/3FJ4adI

5 0 0 0
Post image

Brain Swimming

Medium: Alcohol based markers, acrylic paint, and ballpoint pen. #brain #water #swimming #brainstem #tiles #pink #pool #thinking #thoughts #lobes #traditionalart #handdrawn #illustration #drawing

2 0 0 0
Post image Post image

Proud to see former clinical fellow Dr Nisha Shariff present the @pmresearch-uhn.bsky.social experience on #reirradiation for children with #brainstem glioma showing a survival benefit to reRT! Great work, Dr Shariff. #estro25

4 2 0 0

I’ve given considerable time to understanding the #RepublicanBrain and have finally come to the realization that I was thinking too hard.
The RepublicanBrain is actually nothing beyond a #Brainstem

2 1 1 0
Brain Stem - Nullified (Full Album)
Brain Stem - Nullified (Full Album) YouTube video by ThePsyfrost

Band: Brain Stem
Album: Nullified
Year: 2025
Genre: Death Metal
Socials:
brainstemmetal.bandcamp.com
facebook.com/BrainStemBand
instagram.com/BrainStemOfficial

#brainstem #nullified #deathmetal #metalpromotion #metal #music #new #newalbum #newrelease

4 1 0 0
image_0

image_0

BRAIN STEM (Canadà) presenta nou àlbum: "Nullified" #BrainStem #DeathMetal #Abril2025 #Canadà #NouÀlbum #Metall #Metal #MúsicaMetal #MetalMusic

0 0 0 0
Can Memories Be Stored Outside the Brain?!
Can Memories Be Stored Outside the Brain?! YouTube video by Museum of Science

youtube.com/shorts/sRzpb... #stem #brainstem #brainbag

0 0 0 0
Preview
Baking with a Brain Tumor: A Timeline | Emily Suess I remember when baking was no big deal for me. I’d think to myself I want chocolate chip cookies. And, BAM! I’d start dancing around the kitchen with ingredients bunched up in my arms. But life with…

“But life with a 6.3 cm #brainstem #tumor is a little different. I don’t get to really take moving around for granted anymore. I celebrate walking to the bathroom without a #mobility device": buff.ly/SG3M0am

#ChronicIllness #ChronicPain
by @emilysuess.com

3 1 0 0