2. William His first uses the term hypothalamus
in 1893.
Ramon y cajal described connection b/w
hypothalamus and posterior pituitory
(hypothalamo-hypophyseal tract) in 1894.
3. Diencephalic structure present ventrally in he
brain.
Separated from thalamus by hypothalamic
sulcus and medial border is illdefined which
separates hypothalamus from subthalamus.
4 grams in weight.
Contains clustered set of nuclei which has
diffuse connections with cortex, basal
forebrain, limbic structures, brain stem nuclei.
4. Hypothalamus acts as integrator of autonomic
& endocrine functions with behavior.
It was called as head ganglion of autonomic
nervous system.
Regulation of five basic physiologic needs.
- Blood pressure , ECF osmolality
- Body temperature
- Energy metabolism
- Reproduction
- Responses to stress
10. Visceral functions:
- Integration of neuroendocrine reflexes.
- Gastric motility and gut secretion.
- Central autonomic player.
- Cardiovascular & respiratory regulation
- HPA axis and stress modulation.
- Energy metabolism and thermo regulation.
- Role in reproductive function.
- ECF osmolality
- circadian & ultradian rhythm generation to
regulate above above functions.
11. Brain functions:
- Sleep & wakefullness
- hypothalmo-cerebellar –hypothalamic circuits
role in somato-visceromotor integration.
- Integrator for emotional & autonomic functions
- Role in memory: Mammillary nucleus as an
entity of Papez circuit.
- Role in reward and motivation.
17. Hetherington & Ranson’s work in 1940’s
BK Anand & Brobeck’s work in 1950’s
Dual centric model of feeding proposed by
stellar in 1954
Role of different neuropeptides in feeding was
discovered during 1996-1998 by various
reseachers.
25. CNS pathways that integrate the clock signal from the suprachiasmatic
nucleus (SCN) with other cues to produce the circadian rhythms of
physiology and behavior
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28. Neurophysiological and neuroimaging studies have demonstrated that these
connections may be involved in feeding, cardiovascular,osmotic, respiratory,
micturition, immune, emotion, and other nonsomatic regulation.
Jing-Ning Zhua et al 2006
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