Part 5 · The Nervous System II — Spine, Movement, Memory and Stroke
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The pons and medulla are crowded with cranial-nerve nuclei, long motor and sensory tracts, and vessels. Pattern recognition starts with the brainstem crossing rule: ipsilateral cranial-nerve sign plus contralateral body deficit means brainstem until proven otherwise.
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