The popliteal fossa, a shallow depression at the back of the knee joint that serves as a passage for main vessels and nerves. Discover its boundaries, roof, floor, and contents like the popliteal artery, popliteal vein, tibial nerve, and common fibular nerve.

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Small fiber neuropathy involves thin and unmyelinated nerve fibers, leading to various sensory disturbances. The Erlanger and Gasser classification details the different types of nerve fibers involved. Symptoms include burning, tingling, and numbness, often presenting in a stocking-glove pattern. Di

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The lecture delves into the intricate structure of nerves, highlighting the morphology of nerve fibers and the process of myelination. It explores the classification of nerve fibers, emphasizing the role of dendrites, axons, and synaptic functions in the nervous system. The significance of Schwann c

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Meticulous Research\u00ae\u2014a leading global market research company, published a research report titled\n \u2018Neuromodulation Systems Market by Type (Spinal Cord, Sacral Nerve, Vagus Nerve, Deep Brain Stimulation),\n Application (Parkinson's Disease, Tremor, Depression, Epilepsy, Gastroparesis

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Meticulous Research\u00ae\u2014a leading global market research company, published a research report titled\n \u2018Neuromodulation Systems Market by Type (Spinal Cord, Sacral Nerve, Vagus Nerve, Deep Brain Stimulation),\n Application (Parkinson's Disease, Tremor, Depression, Epilepsy, Gastroparesis

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Meticulous Research\u00ae\u2014a leading global market research company, published a research report titled \n\u2018Neuromodulation Systems Market by Type (Spinal Cord, Sacral Nerve, Vagus Nerve, Deep Brain Stimulation), \nApplication (Parkinson's Disease, Tremor, Depression, Epilepsy, Gastroparesis

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Explore the virtual dissection of Scoliodon's cranial nerves and brain in this informative practical session for B.Sc. III Year students. Learn about the anatomy and innervations of various nerves like Olfactory, Optic, Trigeminal, Facial, and more. Discover the phylum, group, and class of Scoliodon

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Explore the intricate world of nerve fiber morphology, myelination, and classification in this enlightening lecture by Dr. Amar AL-Musawi. Delve into the significance of myelination in enhancing nerve function and learn about factors affecting conduction velocity. Discover the role of glial cells in

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Explore the fundamentals of the nervous system in Part 1 with Dr. Mohammed Hussein, covering nerve cells, cellular processes, types of neurons, nerve structure, blood vessels, grey matter, and afferent and efferent neurons. Gain insights into the key components that make up this intricate system.

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The brain in vertebrates varies in size and complexity, with distinct structures like the prosencephalon and mesencephalon. From cartilaginous fishes with large olfactory lobes to bony fishes with specialized brains, the evolution of brain structures can be observed. Amphibians, like frogs, show uni

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The olfactory sensory system is unique with direct relay to the cerebral cortex, ipsilateral representation, and the ability for regeneration. It is crucial for our sense of smell and emotional responses to odors. The gustatory area, responsible for taste perception, is closely related to the insula

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The brachial plexus is a crucial network of nerves in the upper limb, formed by nerve fibers originating from C5 to T1 spinal levels. It plays a significant role in innervating the upper extremity muscles and providing sensory feedback. The plexus is categorized into roots, trunks, divisions, cords,

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Mechanism of general anaesthesia involves theories focusing on the interaction of anaesthetics with cell membrane components like lipids and proteins. The Lipid Solubility theory emphasizes the importance of an anaesthetic's affinity and solubility in nerve cell membranes, while the Surface Tension

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Explore the intricate process of nerve action potentials, including depolarization, overshoot variations, repolarization stages, and the role of ion levels. Delve into the details of how neurons generate and propagate electrical signals essential for communication in the nervous system.

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This informative content provides a detailed guide on leprosy nerve examination conducted by Dr. N. K. Kansal, an Associate Professor. It covers the procedure for palpation of a nerve, emphasizing correct patient positioning and gentle palpation techniques. The importance of comparing nerves on both

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In the biological basis of human motion, a series of electro-chemical-physical reactions occur at the neuromuscular junction, enabling nerve stimulation for muscle contraction. Nerve impulses for movement originate in the central nervous system or muscles, with acetylcholine transmitting impulses be

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Investigating the prevalence, factors, and treatment options for work-related musculoskeletal disorders, focusing on median nerve entrapment in the upper limb. The study aims to provide insights into this condition through a thorough literature review and research objectives.

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A comprehensive exploration of facial nerve lesions through real-life clinical scenarios and detailed anatomical insights. Dive into cases involving trauma, fractures, and abscesses to understand the varied manifestations of these lesions. Learn about the functions of the facial nerve, its segments,

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Taste, also known as gustation, involves taste buds containing taste receptors that pick up sensations like salty, sweet, sour, bitter, and umami. These taste buds are mostly found on the tongue's papillae, with different types such as circumvallate, fungiform, and filiform papillae. Taste sensation

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This presentation covers various neurological conditions including oculomotor nerve palsy, Horner's syndrome, and shingles caused by the varicella-zoster virus. It explains the symptoms, causes, and characteristics of these conditions with accompanying clinical slides. Learn about the signs and symp

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Sensory evaluation of trigeminal nerve function involves assessing exteroceptive sensations across its divisions, identifying sensory losses due to lesions, and distinguishing different types of lesions affecting sensation on the face. Motor evaluation focuses on the muscles of mastication to detect

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Local Anesthetics (LAs) are drugs that abolish sensations like pain in specific body areas by blocking nerve conduction of sensory impulses. This process involves reducing the influx of sodium ions, preventing membrane depolarization, and inhibiting action potential conduction. LAs are weak bases wi

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The nervous system consists of the central nervous system (CNS) and peripheral nervous system (PNS), with neurons as its basic unit. Neurons function as sensory, associative, and motor types, carrying impulses within the body. Parts of a neuron include the cell body, dendrites, axon, and terminal en

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The ear functions for hearing and balance, with the cochlea for hearing and semicircular canals for balance. Sound waves are funneled through the pinna, vibrate the eardrum, pass through the ossicles, and move fluid in the inner ear to transmit nerve impulses. Important terms include auditory cortex

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Explore the use of auditory and olfactory imagery in Kate Chopin's "The Awakening," analyze the syntactic structure in Edgar Allan Poe's "The Black Cat," understand the nuances of diction, and delve into Winston Churchill's portrayal of King Henry VIII through contrasting details. Engage with questi

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An intriguing case study presents a young male with weakness and coma in the ICU following pneumonia and sepsis. Nerve conduction results indicated critical illness myopathy and polyneuropathy, along with cardiac abnormalities. Reduced muscle excitability was attributed to a sodium channelopathy. Th

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Explore the four general categories of animal tissue - epithelial, muscle, nerve, and connective tissues. Learn about the traits, classification, examples, and functions of each type of tissue. From the tightly packed cells of epithelial tissue to the excitable nature of muscle tissue, delve into th

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The olfactory nerve, the first cranial nerve, plays a crucial role in our sense of smell. It is unique for its ability to regenerate, with basal cells facilitating this process. The olfactory system is responsible for detecting odors and is essential for various behaviors in mammals. This system con

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Pleura is a double-layered serous membrane surrounding the lungs, consisting of parietal and visceral layers. The pleural cavity between them contains pleural fluid. Parietal pleura is subdivided into cervical, costal, mediastinal, and diaphragmatic regions. The pleura has nerve supply that makes it

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Explore the comprehensive guide on back pain, covering its causes, symptoms, and various treatment options available. Learn about conditions like sciatica, disc herniation, subluxation, and alternative therapies. Discover insights on nerve supply, less-known facts like nerve pain perception, and dia

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The ear is a complex sensory organ that enables us to hear by converting sound waves into nerve impulses processed by the brain. It consists of the outer, middle, and inner ear, each playing a crucial role in the hearing process. Changes in air pressure can affect the ear, causing discomfort that ca

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Explore the intricate structure of the human ear, its role in hearing, and adaptations for sound absorption. Learn about the functions of different ear parts, from the pinna to the auditory nerve, in converting sound waves into nerve impulses for interpretation by the brain.

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Gray matter in the brain plays a crucial role in information processing and cognitive functions. Composed of neuronal cell bodies and unmyelinated axons, gray matter is visibly pinkish-gray and is essential for various brain functions. It forms a synaptically dense area with fewer cell bodies compar

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The nose plays a vital role in both sensing and identifying smells. It is not only responsible for filtering, warming, and humidifying the air we breathe but also serves as the primary olfactory organ. Specialized nerve cells in the nasal cavity detect thousands of different odors, which are then se

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Olfaction, the sense of smell, plays a vital role in animals like dogs and rabbits for environmental warning. Humans and primates, although microsomatics, also rely on smell for pleasure and food enjoyment. The olfactory system, including the olfactory mucosa's histological structure and specialized

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Facial nerve disorders can lead to various symptoms such as facial paralysis and otalgia. This article covers the embryology, anatomy, and neuropathophysiology of the facial nerve. The development of the facial nerve complex occurs in the early stages of gestation, and abnormalities may be associate

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A detailed case study presented at the 9th Annual State Ophthalmological Conference showcases the successful management of esotropia resulting from bilateral 6th nerve palsy. The journey of a 30-year-old male patient from childhood inward eye deviation to achieving orthotropia post-surgical interven

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This informative content provides detailed insights into the anterolateral compartment of the leg, facial compartments, muscles in the lateral compartment, nerve supply, anterior compartment of the leg, blood, and nerve supply, deep fibular nerve distribution, dorsum and dorsalis pedis artery. It di

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Exploring the fundamental electrical properties in nerve conduction studies, including charge, voltage, current, and impedance. Learn about normal values, anatomy, and anomalies in nerve function. This self-study curriculum is designed for technologists interested in electromyography and nerve condu

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Explore different types of peripheral nerve injuries including Erb's palsy, Klumpke palsy, isolated axillary nerve injury, and isolated musculocutaneous nerve injury. Learn about the anatomy, causes, motor and sensory exams, and management of these injuries. Understand the myotomes and dermatomes as

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