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Meanings of motor nerve in English
Portuguese
neurônio motor Spanish
nervio motor A motor nerve is a nerve located in the central nervous system (CNS), usually the spinal cord, that sends motor signals from the CNS to the muscles of the body.
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Examples for "efferent"
Examples for "efferent"
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We propose a novel technique to detect efferent lymphatics appropriate for anastomosis.
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The goat efferent ductules can be characterized morphologically mature by 25 weeks.
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Every efferent neuron in his system carried the message full power.
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The three branches of the vagus nerve contained efferent fibers to the duodenum.
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The afferent nerve reports directly to the efferent, without passing the message through consciousness.
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Luminal Glu also evokes efferent nerve activation of the abdominal vagus nerve branches simultaneously.
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Sympathetic neurotransmitters are diminished in cardiac efferent nerve endings in congestive heart failure (CHF).
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In response to this call of distress the command comes back over the efferent nerve filaments: "Withdraw the fingers!"
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Each half of the brain commanded its own network of afferent and efferent nerves.
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It begins with the deterioration of the efferent nerves and escalates to paralysis of the cardiac, vasomotor, and respiratory reflex centers in the brain.
Usage of motor nerve in English
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The motor nerve of the tongue is the ninth pair, the hypoglossal.
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Raised IL-10 serum level was associated with signs of motor nerve demyelination.
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Conclusions: The ECRL motor nerve branch is easy to reach using specified landmarks.
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In addition to sensory involvement, evidence of motor nerve involvement is frequently found.
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Of these, abnormal peroneal motor nerve conduction and H-reflex abnormalities were most common.
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ATP is released from motor nerve endings together with acetylcholine.
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Every motor nerve must be balanced by an inhibitory nerve.
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These nerve impulses originate in the motor nerve centers.
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The mean digital sensory and tibial motor nerve conduction velocity did not deteriorate over time.
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For motor axons, an early event is deterioration of motor nerve terminals at neuromuscular junctions.
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Abnormal values were frequently observed in the categories of motor nerve conduction velocities and F-wave latencies.
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Before the operation, motor nerve blocks were used to distinguish between spasticity and contractures with surgical intervention only for contractures.
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In the second stage, this end was coapted to the freshly cut motor nerve branch of the rectus femoris muscle.
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Only one patient complained of sensory symptoms and had abnormal sensory and motor nerve conduction compatible with sensorimotor axonal polyneuropathy.
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We used fluorescence recovery after photobleaching (FRAP) to measure the mobility of synaptic vesicles in frog motor nerve terminals.
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So far, a study of AVXS-101, which replaces a faulty gene, shows children achieved many important motor nerve milestones after getting treatment.