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In the lumbar, the patient is usually asked to lie down in with his trunk flexed on one side. This allows the intervertebral spaces to open up.
Then the needle is inserted and when there’s a feeling of giveaway, it means that we have reached the lumbar cistern.

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This arterial anastomotic circle connects the two major arterial systems to the brain, the internal carotid arteries and the vertebrobasilar (vertebral and basilar arteries) systems. It is formed by four paired vessels and a single unpaired vessel with numerous branches that supply the brain.

The main function of the circle of Willis is to provide a collateral blood flow between the anterior and posterior arterial systems of the brain. Additionally, it offers the alternate blood flow pathways between the right and left cerebral hemispheres. This way the circle protects the brain from ischemia and stroke in cases of vascular obstruction or damage.


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After conducting the impulse from SA Node, it travels through the internodal pathways and takes about 0.03 seconds.

Then, there is a delay of another 0.09 second in the AV Node itself before the impulse enters the penetrating portion of AV Node.

Finally, a delay of 0.04 seconds occurs through this penetrating portion leading the total to 0.13 seconds.

This delay in addition with the initial 0.03 second from the sinus node, makes a total of 0.16 second before the excitatory signal finally reaches the contracting muscle of the ventricles.

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