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Significats de brainstem en anglès

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tronco cerebral
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tronc de l'encefal
espanyol
tronco del encéfalo

The lowest part of the brain which is continuous with the spinal cord. It comprises the medulla oblongata, midbrain and pons.

tronc de l'encefal
Ús de brainstem en anglès
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A proposed model of addiction implicates ascending brainstem neuromodulatory systems, particularly dopamine.
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In the opsoclonus case, there was no evidence of a brainstem lesion.
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In the first group, viral RNA was detected only in the brainstem.
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The caveats and limitations of in vitro brainstem-spinal cord preparations are well-documented.
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TLE is associated with volume loss in brainstem regions involved in autonomic control.
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The study was performed to create an animal model for diffuse brainstem tumors.
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Nurses performed hearing tests on most newborns using automated auditory brainstem response equipment.
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Structural MRI was used to quantify brainstem shape at term-equivalent age.
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OT and SVV tilts are therefore sensitive signs in acute unilateral brainstem disorders.
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Anatomical and functional evidence supports a PFC control of the brainstem monoaminergic systems.
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Little is known so far about brainstem involvement in MOG-IgG-positive patients.
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It is known that the brainstem cholinergic system is activated during REM sleep.
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They send fibers that terminate in various areas of the brainstem.
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This is an uncommon presentation of benign brainstem hemorrhage simulating transient ischemic attack.
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Adult brainstem astrocytomas are a rare and heterogeneous group of malignancies.
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These findings could be the expression of an early brainstem impairment in autism.
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portuguès
tronco cerebral
Brainstem a través del temps
Brainstem per variant geogràfica
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