Sentence examples for conduction tracts from inspiring English sources
We sought to create a new modality for treating these disorders by engineering electrical conduction tracts designed to propagate electrical impulses.
A variety of axonal disorders is characterized by irreversible compromise of conduction through central tracts, resulting in varying degrees of clinical disability, which depends on the severity of damage and location of the affected pathways.
The predominant pathways for pain conduction are the spinothalamic tract which synapse in the thalamus, and the spinoreticulothalamic tract which synapses in the reticular formation.
"The conduction of one nerve tract is not insulated from that taking place in the remaining tracts.
To test a hypothesis attributing arrhythmia in Brugada Syndrome to right ventricular (RV) outflow tract (RVOT) conduction abnormalities arising from Nav1.5 insufficiency and fibrotic change.
Central motor conduction in the corticospinal tract was measured by using transcranial magnetic stimulation, which painlessly and noninvasively excites the motor cortex (19).
It is applied clinically to evaluate the conduction of large-fiber sensory tracts in the central and peripheral nervous system, the anatomical location of the somatosensory path failure, nerve damage caused by conduction failure, and loss of sensation for nonorganic reasons.
Complete disruption of trabecular myocyte cell cycle control results in massive overgrowth of the ventricular conduction system leading to outflow tract obstruction, impaired ventricular filling, heart failure, and death.
The comparison of AV nodal conduction properties with that of bypass tracts is complex.
Damage to this tract may result in conduction aphasia, a disorder in which the individual can understand and speak but has difficulty in repeating what is said to him.
A single ex vivo study of the heart from a BrS patient demonstrated local conduction delays in the RV outflow tract (RVOT) but in an absence of transmural differences in repolarization (5).
