Übersetzung für "Hirnnerven" in Englisch

A second incision is made in the neck, so that the surgeon can access the vagus nerve.

Have to anaesthetize the lower cranial nerves.

It could cause abnormal growths on the cranial nerves. It would explain the shocks and other symptoms.

Noteworthy was in particular a complete paralysis of all oculomotoric cranial nerves.

The twelve cranial nerves emerge from the brain and the brainstem.

Sometimes the iris pupil does not react properly, due to cranial nerve or muscle problems.

These nerves are known as cranial nerves.

Displacement of bones often violates the integrity of the cranial nerves.

Here the brainstem, the cerebellum, and ten of the twelve cranial nerves are located.

Hence the subsequent nerve supply (innervation) of the eye muscles is from three cranial nerves.

Together with the local neural crest cells, they contribute to forming the sensory ganglia of the cranial nerves.

It has a tendency to infiltrate with splaying of 7th and 8th cranial nerves.

However, there is no sensory deficit in AMAN and cranial nerve involvement is rare.

In addition a healing or alleviation of damage to other brain nerves should also be of importance.

The neurovascular compression is a pathologic contact between a vessel and a cranial nerve. A series of entities are caused by such a pathologic contact.

Usually, central disorder of cerebral nerves in the clinic form of pseudobulbar syndrome are visible.

Streptomycin derivates lead to damage of the 8th cerebral nerve which, in turn, leads to hearing problems.

When any of these cranial nerves are injured or damaged, the resulting complication is known as cranial neuropathy.

Cranial nerves are 12 pairs in total, 11 of which arise from the brain.

The inferior alveolar nerve (sometimes called the inferior dental nerve) is a branch of the mandibular nerve, which is itself the third branch (V3) of the trigeminal nerve (cranial nerve V).

The symptoms of the somnolent-ophthalmoplegic form were somnolence, often leading to coma and death, paralysis of cranial nerves, extremities and eye muscles and expressionless faces.

GBS, for example, is an ascending motoric and nerve-related paralysis and ascending nerve paralysis, respectively, including the lower brain nerves (which first extend to the extremities so that the patient cannot walk any more and becomes bed ridden, respectively, and can lead to a total paralysis of all muscles so that a long-term aspirator treatment of the patient is required.

It is known that headache symptoms which occur as attacks primarily have neurological and vascular causes, however, psychosomatic stress factors, physical environmental factors, functional or organic spinal column disorders related to stress, stimulation of certain cerebral nerves, and even the abuse of substances such as alcohol, nicotine, and analgesics are also implicated.

It was found that eight of the 1 5 with the highest exposure levels performed abnormally in the tremor, balance and/or cranial nerves test.

Peripheral – when the innervation (connection) between the internal ear and thespinal-cerebral and the specific cranial-cerebral nerves (for example, the auditory nerve) is disturbed.