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... side . Normally there is a bilateral blink whichever side is tested , the facial nerve forming the efferent loop of the reflex arc . REDUCTION OF THE CORNEAL REFLEX If there is no response on one side this may be due to a breach of the ...
... side . Normally there is a bilateral blink whichever side is tested , the facial nerve forming the efferent loop of the reflex arc . REDUCTION OF THE CORNEAL REFLEX If there is no response on one side this may be due to a breach of the ...
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... side when there is paralysis of the opposite side , owing to the pulling movement of the unopposed normal muscle . In pharyngeal paralysis , the muscles will also appear to move towards the normal side , so resembling a flat sheet being ...
... side when there is paralysis of the opposite side , owing to the pulling movement of the unopposed normal muscle . In pharyngeal paralysis , the muscles will also appear to move towards the normal side , so resembling a flat sheet being ...
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... side , with uncovering of the sclera , are seen in paralysis of lower motor neurone type and sometimes in the acute stages of severe upper motor neurone paralysis . The paralysed side will be blown out and sucked in during expiration ...
... side , with uncovering of the sclera , are seen in paralysis of lower motor neurone type and sometimes in the acute stages of severe upper motor neurone paralysis . The paralysed side will be blown out and sucked in during expiration ...
Contents
The History | 3 |
The Olfactory Nerve | 35 |
The Oculomotor Trochlear and Abducent Nerves | 53 |
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abnormal absent accompanied affected appears artery associated attempts become bilateral blood body brain brain stem carried cause cerebellar cerebral clinical closed common complete compression contraction cord cranial nerve defect demonstrate deviation difficulty direction disc disease especially examination extend eyes face facial fingers flexed fluid Functions give hand head important increased indicates infection intracranial intracranial pressure involved jerk lateral legs lesion light limb lobe loss lower Main marked means meningitis method motor neurone move movement muscles muscular neck nervous neurological normal Note nystagmus object occur pain paralysis particularly patient Peripheral Nerve placed position possible posterior present pressure produce pupil raised rarely record reflex response seen Segmental sensation sensory severe side signs sometimes spinal stimulation suggest Supply tongue touch tremor tumours turn unilateral upper usually vascular vessels visual wasting weakness
References to this book
Handbook of Psychophysiology John T. Cacioppo,Louis G. Tassinary,Gary G. Berntson No preview available - 2000 |