Spinothalamic tracts
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The spinothalamic tracts are ascending pathways primarily concerned with sensory function. They are responsible for transmitting pain, temperature, coarse (non-discriminative) touch and pressure sensations.
The spinothalamic tracts can be separated into lateral and anterior tracts.
-<p>The <strong>spinothalamic tracts </strong>are ascending pathways primarily concerned with sensory function. They are responsible for transmitting pain, temperature, coarse (non-discriminative) touch and pressure sensations.</p><p>The spinothalamic tracts can be separated into <a title="Lateral spinothalamic tract" href="/articles/lateral-spinothalamic-tract">lateral</a> and <a href="/articles/anterior-corticospinal-tract">anterior</a> tracts.</p>- +<p>The <strong>spinothalamic tracts </strong>are ascending pathways primarily concerned with sensory function. They are responsible for transmitting pain, temperature, coarse (non-discriminative) touch and pressure sensations.</p><p>The spinothalamic tracts can be separated into <a href="/articles/lateral-spinothalamic-tract">lateral</a> and <a href="/articles/anterior-corticospinal-tract">anterior</a> tracts.</p>
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- Anatomy
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- Central Nervous System
- Spine
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