Sentence examples for harm nerve from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, even small changes in potassium levels can harm nerve transmission, muscle contraction and blood-vessel tone.

Thus, loss of Frabin/Fgd4 harms nerves early in development suggesting that early-onset dysmyelination contributes to CMT4H.

It occurs suddenly when a disease or injury harms the nerve attached to the muscle.

But not only deficiency can harm your nerves -- an excess of Vitamin B6 can sometimes be harmful for your nerves, too.

This anatomical detail allows its longitudinal opening without any harm to nerves or loss of function; then, access to the anterior surface of the humerus is easily achieved.

Additionally, these operations can harm facial nerves, leading to paralysis that affects facial expressions, and require days or weeks of hospitalization and recovery.

They found they could dissolve the collagen in tendons, making the tails floppy, without harming nearby nerves and arteries.

But it does not harm the optic nerve, which transmits electrical impulses from the retina to the brain.

William McSwiggin, an aggressive prosecutor, attempted but failed to indict Capone when the eyewitnesses to the killing, fearing harm, lost their nerve and their memories of the incident.

The vaccine did not harm cultured mouse nerve cells.

Not only does diabetes heighten your risk of heart disease and stroke, it can also harm your kidneys, nerves, and eyes.