Sentence examples for brain partial from inspiring English sources

Its chief manifestation is the epileptic seizure, which can encompass a discrete part of the brain partial or the complete cerebral mass generalised.

In steady-state, for an insoluble anesthetic such as sevoflurane, brain partial pressure is close to inspired partial pressure, with little dependence on body weight or brain weight.

Baseline brain partial (PPL) and total differential (DPL) pathlengths [mm] of all cases presented in Fig. 3 and Fig. 4 are compiled in Table 3 for both wavelengths of 690 and 830 nm as well as for both head models (Sinus and NoSinus).

The results are shown for the three recovery procedures: (1) using the anatomical model including the extra-cerebral vasculature (cyan: Sinus-PPL), (2) using the anatomical model where the extra-cerebral vasculature was not modeled and based on brain partial pathlengths (yellow: NoSinus-PPL), and (3) with total differential pathlength (dark red: NoSinus-DPL).

Becky died as a result of being injected with insulin while Katie was left with permanent brain damage, partial paralysis and partial blindness.

The bullet pierced his skull, and shattered pieces lodged themselves in his brain, causing partial paralysis and aphasia.

Cole DG, Growdon JH, DiFiglia M. Levodopa induction of Fos immunoreactivity in rat brain following partial and complete lesions of the substantia nigra.

The child, whose nickname is Cisco, spent 196 days in the hospital for head and liver injuries and a host of complications, including brain damage, partial vocal cord paralysis and lung ailments caused by prolonged intubation.

Seizures are divided into two major categories: generalized seizures (a result of abnormal activity in most or all of the brain) and partial seizures (originating in a specific area of the brain).

This anomalous synchrony may happen in the brain locally (partial seizures) and is visible only in fewer channels of the EEG signal or including the entire brain, i.e., visible in all the channels of the EEG signal [12].

Free ADR has been shown to be cardiotoxic in some cases [64], [65] and it can cause neuro-toxicity when administered to the brain via partial permeabilisation of the BBB [93], limiting the amount of ADR tolerated by human patients.