brain dysfunction department of pathophysiology, tongji medical college, hust
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Brain Dysfunction
Department of pathophysiology, Tongji medical college, HUST
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Introduction
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Structural Characteristics It is located inside the skull, protects brai
n from injury, confines the brain It is composed of neurons and glial cells The blood supply is from twin vertebral a
rteries and carotis interna The brain blood barrier protects brain fr
om invasion of toxic insults
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View the Brain
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Cellular composition
NeuronGlia
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Structure of Neuron
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Cellular Functions
Neuron is in charge of different functions
Glia nourishes and protects the neurons
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Characteristics of Metabolism The most active organ in energy
metabolism Glucose is almost the only source of
brain energy The storage of glucose in the brain is
very limited
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Characteristics of Brain Diseases
Region-dependent consequences to injuries Limited capacity for self repair Acute brain damages will cause
disturbance in consciousness whereas chronic lesions usually lead to cognitive dysfunction
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Cognition
The ability of the brain to process and store information in order to solve problems. It involves a series of voluntary psychological and social behaviors, such as study, memory, language, thinking, emotion etc.
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Structural Basis of Cognition
Lateral (A) and medial surface (B) of brain
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Cognitive Disorder
The disturbance of the mental process
related to learning and memory, reasonin
g and judgment, accompanied by aphasia,
apraxia, agonasia or disturbance in exec
utive functioning
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Major Manifestations Learning and memory disorders Aphasia Agonosia Apraxia Dementia
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Cognitive Disorders
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Etiology and Pathogenesis
Chronic brain damage Chronic systemic diseases Mental and psychic disorders Other factors
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Chronic Brain Damage Imbalance of regulating molecules in
the brain Protein aggregation in the brain Chronic cerebral ischemic injury Environmental and metabolic toxins Cerebral trauma Brain aging
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Imbalance of Regulating Molecules
Dopamine Norepinephrine Acetylcholine (Ach) Glutamate Aberrant neuropeptide Lack of neurotrophic factors
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Dopamine Pathway
DopamineDopamine
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DopamineDopamine
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Parkinson DiseaseParkinson Disease ((Cerebral trauma? ))
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NorepinephrineNorepinephrine
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GlutamateGlutamate
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Protein Aggregation in The Brain
Gene mutations
Abnormal post-translational modifi
cation
Infection of slow virus in the brain
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Lewy bodies(accumulation of synuclein in PD)
Stained by haematoxylin/eosin,
and by synuclein,
Composed of a dense granular core and a halo of radiating filaments by EM
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Alzheimer Disease
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Alzheimer’s Disease Alzheimer’s Disease
Gradual memory loss Decline in the ability to
perform routine tasks Disorientation Difficulty in learning Loss of language skills Impairment of
judgment and planning Personality changes
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Accumulation of tau and Ain AD
Senile plaques: A
Neurofibrillary tangles: P-tau
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PHF and NFT by EM
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Normaltau
AD p-tau SerThr
pp
p
p
p
p
p
p
ADPATP
p
p
Protein kinases ?
Protein phosphatases
Imbalanced phosphorylation system leads to Imbalanced phosphorylation system leads to tau hyperphosphorylationtau hyperphosphorylation
SerThr
Pi
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a b
d c
Morris water maze test from Control and model rats
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Mad cow disease(accumulation
of prion)
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Chronic Cerebral Ischemic Injury Energy exhaustion and acidosis Intracellular calcium overload Free radical injury Excitatory toxicity Inflammatory reaction by cytokine
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GlutamateGlutamate
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Chronic Brain Damage
Imbalance of regulating molecules in the brain
Protein aggregation in the brain Chronic cerebral ischemic injury Environmental and metabolic toxins Cerebral trauma Brain aging
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Pathogenesis of Cognition Disorder
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Principles for Treatment of Cognitive Disorders
General neuroprotective treatments
Maintenance of normal neurotransmitte
r level
Surgery
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Consciousness Disorder
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Consciousness is denoted in brief as
the sense of awareness of self and the
environment. It consists of two aspects: state
of arousal and content of consciousness.
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Consciousness disorder is defined a
s parenchymal mental disorders in whic
h there is impairment of the ability to ma
intain awareness of self and environmen
t and to respond to environmental stimul
i.
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Structural Basis for Consciousness
Dysfunction of brain stem reticular
formation
Dysfunction of thalamus
Dysfunction of cerebral cortex
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Structural Basis for Consciousness
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Major Manifestations
DeliriumDelirium
Confusion
Drowsiness
Coma
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Etiology and Pathogenesis
Acute brain injury
eg. diffuse encephalic infection, diffuse brain
trauma, subarachnoid hemorrhage,etc.
Acute brain intoxication
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Acute Brain Intoxication Endogenous toxins injury
Alteration in neurotransmitter
Aberrant energy metabolism
Nerve cell membrane injury Exogenous toxins injury Intracranial extrusion and
destructive lesion
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GABA released by one cell either binds to another cell or be reabsorbed
Enough GABA binding to the other cells prevents over excitation in the brain.
GABITRIL increases the level of GABA by blocking its reabsorption
This blocking helps make more GABA available for binding to the other cells
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Etiology and Pathogenesis of Consciousness Disturbance
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Systemic Disturbance
Respiratory disorders Disturbance of fluid-electrolyte and
acid-base balance Circulation dysfunction Others
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Principles of Prevention and Therapy Urgent management Making a definite diagnosis as soon as
possible Monitoring vital signs and
consciousness state Brain protections
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Production & release of dopamine
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