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Facial Nerve Lesions,We are going to first talk about the peripheral pathway of the facial nerve as it leaves the brainstem (LMNs). Then, we will focus on the corticobulbar input to the facial motor nucleus (UMNs).
deface
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GEM
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Medical Neuroanatomy for the Boards and the ClinicFinding the Lesion
形容词
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Observe
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MEET
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Thalamus,at you are reading. Your thalamus, like a flashlight, focuses on the page in front of you and tries to ignore all the other sensory inputs. If someone comes rushing into the front door yelling, then your thalamus, or flashlight, is going to change its focus and shift to the person in the door.
啜泣
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g the reasoning behind signs and symptoms, rather than pure memorization..Medical Neuroanatomy for the Boards and the Clinic. is the go-to book for students seeking a practical yet nuanced reference for board exam preparation..978-3-030-88835-0
GORGE
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Cantankerous
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Abducens Nerve Lesions,when the patient is sitting in your office and you notice, or suspect, that something is amiss with the eyes. The second part of the exam is when you formally test the muscles by asking the patient to follow your finger as you move them through the test. We will first look at the actions of the eye
Cardioversion
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Vestibulocochlear Nerve Lesions,nce and eye movements. As mentioned in the previous chapter, when you focus on something in front of you, and then turn your head, your eyes slowly move opposite your head rotation. This is the slow phase of nystagmus, which is under control of the vestibular system.