Sentence examples for portion of nerve from inspiring English sources

Patients were informed about the biopsy procedure by an anaesthetist one day prior to surgery at which time the patient's written consent to the removal of an additional portion of nerve for research purposes was established.

The traditional view has been that the primary targets are lipid portions of nerve membranes, but recent evidence shows that the effects on lipid bilayers of clinically relevant levels of anesthetics are very small.

Axon, also called nerve fibre, portion of a nerve cell (neuron) that carries nerve impulses away from the cell body.

It had been infiltrated by a branch of the lingual nerve, and a portion of the nerve had to be removed to achieve complete resection.

Large axonal swellings are not evident, and the increase in the number of BRP and CSP particles is largely confined to the proximal portion of the nerve (close to the ventral nerve cord).

The PTV was expected to cover the whole dissected portion of the nerve because the width of the nerve was less than 5 mm in all patients.

The situation is particularly complicated when a large portion of the nerve is lesioned and a gap occurs that requires nerve grafts harvested from another site (usually the sural nerve is used) that requires multiple surgeries and loss of function at another site.

A small nerve bundle was cut from the proximal portion of the nerve and placed on the mirrored platform.

For the SCNT, the left sciatic nerve was transected at the lower thigh level and a 5-mm portion of the nerve was resected to prevent regeneration.

Eliminating the feedback to the statoreceptors by severing its nerve between 31 36 h after landing did not alter the firing rate in proximal portion of the nerve in postflight snails, but it did so in control snails, leading these investigators to conclude that µG exposure might inactivate the efferent innervation of the statoreceptors.

Optic nerve head drusen clinically manifests as pseudo-papilledema secondary to the calcified lesion elevating a portion of the nerve head and thus mimicking papilledema on fundoscopic examination.