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Meanings of cochlear nerve in English
The cochlear nerve (also auditory or acoustic neuron) is one of two parts of the vestibulocochlear nerve, a cranial nerve present in amniotes, the other part being the vestibular nerve.
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Examples for "acoustic nerve"
Examples for "acoustic nerve"
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It usually consists of a closed vesicle, filled with fluid, and containing otoliths, with the acoustic nerve expanding on its wall.
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On the thin wall of this delicate labyrinth the acoustic nerve, which comes from the after-brain, spreads out in most elaborate fashion.
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The acoustic nerve is formed from ectodermic cells of the hind brain, and develops from the nervous structure that appears at its dorsal limit.
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Underlying it is a change in activity and firing in the auditory nerve.
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Spontaneous firings of the auditory nerve can cause a high-pitched hiss, for example.
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Datavises became sensevises, relaying optical and auditory nerve inputs directly to the studio.
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Four auditory nanorecorders were tapped into his auditory nerve system.
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So is a part of the auditory nerve that connects it with the brain.
Usage of cochlear nerve in English
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SNHL in CMT is hypothesized to result from disruption of synchronous activity of the cochlear nerve.
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Conclusions: In the last particular case, the cochlear nerve seemed to be mainly responsible for the profound deafness.
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His cochlear nerve was damaged to the point of breaking down as a result of inhaling so much powder.
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Conclusion: CI is an effective option in auditory rehabilitation and should be considered primarily for NF2 patients with intact cochlear nerve.
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Similarly the number of fibers in the inferior branch (the cochlear nerve) of the eighth nerve is very much reduced.
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In the other three cases, no apparent cochlear nerves were identified by 3DFT-CISS imaging.
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Through the cochlear nerves we learn the height and timbre, through the vestibular nerves the intensity, of tones.
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It divides into two main branches- acochlearnerve (for the cochlea) and a vestibular nerve (for the rest of the labyrinth).
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