Sentence examples for nerve route from inspiring English sources

The symptomatic SUNCT associated with posterior fossa lesions may be due to compression and traction forces at the level of brainstem in close proximity to the trigeminal nerve route entry zone [17].

Three [bulging] disks (a tear in one), stenosis of the nerve route and spondylolisthesis," wrote Nash.

Most nights I'm bothered by severe cramping in both calves while I sleep, a result of the same damn nerve routes, and the list goes on somewhat comically".

Normally BP102 stains only CNS axons, and while motor nerve routes within CNS neuropile may be lightly stained, they are usually devoid of staining once in the PNS.

Generally considered a marker of all CNS axons, BP102 clearly labels AC, PC and LC axons, and lightly stains ISN and SN nerve routes within the CNS, but it does not normally stain axons beyond the CNS/PNS boundary.

In embryos, stc is expressed in the central nervous system, where it is required to maintain the proper morphology of motoneuronal axon nerve routes [ 8]. stc mutations are lethal at the end of embryogenesis because of an inability of mutants to coordinate the peristaltic muscular contractions required for hatching.

The nerve's route would have been direct in the fish-like ancestors of modern tetrapods, traveling from the brain, past the heart, to the gills (as it does in modern fish).

Instead, they stimulated the relevant nerve cells — the route between the hearing centers and the fear centers — by shining a blue light pulse.

However, were the olfactory nerve the main route into the CNS, a more focused accumulation of the tracer and radioligands in the projection areas of this nerve would be expected.

The vagus nerve is another route for the GI-to-brain signaling.

Instead, Irving decided to expose the nerve and re-route it so it travelled a shorter distance.