Most of the extrapyramidal tract fibers crossover in the brainstem to the opposite side of the body.

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The extrapyramidal tracts primarily do not cross over in the brainstem; instead, they descend ipsilaterally and their effects are mediated through complex multisynaptic pathways, often involving the basal ganglia and other nuclei, without a direct, singular crossover point like the pyramidal tracts.

Most of the Extrapyramidal Tract Fibers Crossover in the Brainstem