The Nerve
A Study on Patchavatham (பட்ச வாதம்)
... APPLIED PHYSIOLOGICAL ANATOMY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM The central nervous system consists of vast numbers of neurons, both afferent and efferent. A neuron is a nerve cell with its dentrites and axon. The ...
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Comparison of nerve graft and artificial conduits for bridging nerve defects
... of nerve regeneration. The success of nerve regeneration is ultimately dependent on the reinnervation of the end ...the nerve graft or conduit but the correct axon has to enter its corresponding ...
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Some aspects of the neurobiology of Ophiuroids : with special reference to Ophiura texturata (L ) (Echinodermata, Ophiuroidea)
... Previous attempts to investigate echinoderm neural organisation using asteroids and echinoids have been hampered by the small size of the nerve fibres found in these animals (U.l ^ m - 1.5 jum in diameter) which ...
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Clinical presentation and etiological pattern in patients with ocular motor nerve palsy in kolar region
... abducent nerve palsy may be direct mechanical injury to the nerve or an indirect ...from nerve ischemic change due to vessel compression or ...cranial nerve nuclei as well as in the cavernous ...
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CT Evaluation of Vocal Cord Paralysis due to Thoracic Diseases: A 10 Year Retrospective Study
... destroyed lungs or tuberculous pleurisy scars including the upper mediastinal pleura who had a history of VCP for 4-30 years (mean 14 years). The probable mechanism in these cases would be mechanisms 2) and 3) noted ...
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Evaluating the Use of Engineered Nervous Tissue Constructs in the Repair of Peripheral Nerve Lesions and Amputations
... are nerve cuffs, which have been in clinical usage since the 1960’s and have been implanted in some patients for as long as 15 years [Glenn WWL et al, 1985; Waters et al, ...the nerve externally and thus do ...
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The sensoneural organization of the snout skin of the cow (Bos indicus) in light of the somatosensory adaptations of mammals
... elaborate nerve ending of the snout in the cow was the corpuscular nerve ending, which resembled on one hand with the innominate corpuscles described by Quilliam, (1966) and on the other hand to the primate ...
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Book Reviews
... peripheral nerve entrapments. By placing a patient with suspected saphenous nerve en- trapment into a position of hip extension and abduction with full knee flexion (Figure 3), the clinician may be able to ...
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Optic nerve head topography and retinal structural changes in eyes with macrodisks: a comparative study with spectral domain optical coherence tomography
... structure, and the mechanical failure of the connective tis- sue of the lamina cribrosa underlies glaucomatous cupping. The normal ONH is arranged with more and larger pores at the inferior and superior poles that have ...
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MR Neurography of Neuromas Related to Nerve Injury and Entrapment with Surgical Correlation
... nerve has to regenerate from the point of injury to its distal target. The advantage for the patient with an axonotmesis is that the neural track and Schwann cell tract are still intact so that regeneration to the ...
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Motor nerve conduction study parameters in healthy individuals: effect of limb dominance
... sensory nerve action potentials (SNAP) ...peripheral nerve while recording from a muscle innervated by the nerve whereas sensory NCS are performed by stimulating a mixed nerve or cutaneous ...
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Original Article Clinical analysis of traditional Chinese medicine acupuncture treatment of pain in patients with diabetic peripheral neuropathy
... the nerve con- duction velocity and quality of life BP score after acupuncture treatment for DPN is signifi- cantly higher than those scores before treat- ment ...the nerve conduction veloc- ity of patients ...
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SENSORY RADICULAR NEUROPATHY AND RETINITIS PIGMENTOSA
... A sural nerve biopsy was performed and at the time of surgery electrodiagnostic studies showed this to be a similarly involved nerve. Microscopic examination showed most of the nerve fib[r] ...
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The commissural ganglia of the lobster, homarus gammarus, (L)
... just sufficient to cover the end of the nerve. With larger amounts of cobalt chloride and saline there was a disproportionate tendency for leakage and mixing of the solutions to occur. The preparation was covered ...
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Diffusion tensor imaging of peripheral nerves in Churg-Strauss syndrome
... and nerve-stretch pain and focal tenderness along the tibial and peroneal nerves that kept her from bending her knee ...the nerve conduction study results indicated that, among multiple mononeuropathies, ...
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Effect of ultrashort wave therapy combined with antioxidant and neurotrophy therapy on nerve conduction function and serum cytokines in patients with diabetic peripheral neuropathy
... mouse nerve growth factor are the common drugs for the clinical treatment of DPN, which can mitigate the damage of oxygen free radicals to peripheral nerve function, improve the nutritional status of ...
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The anatomy of the inferior petrosal sinus, glossopharyngeal nerve, vagus nerve, and accessory nerve in the jugular foramen
... In the remaining cases it headed inferiorly an- terior and medial to the descending portion of the nerve and on no occasion passed superior to the horizontally oriented portion of the nerve. In the foramen, ...
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Direct Administration of Nerve-Specific Contrast to Improve Nerve Sparing Radical Prostatectomy
... murine nerve imaging studies, the N/M ratio in the rat studies was similar to control, no fluorophore administered ...significant nerve fluorescence was visible in the rat autonomic nerves ...the ...
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Infra Clavicular Brachial Plexus Block by Coracoid Approach: A Study of Fifty Cases
... In the neck (above the clavicle) the plexus lies in the fascial compartment between middle and anterior scalene muscles. The fascia covering the scalene muscles is derived from the prevertebral fascia, which splits to ...
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Compression of the peroneal nerve by a neurofibroma originating from collaterals of the peroneal nerve: a case report
... impairment of his left lower limb that developed after a football game. No particular sprain or accident had oc- curred. A clinical examination revealed slight lameness without visible muscular atrophy. Muscular testing ...
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