Type of column or cord

Usage examples of spinal.

The muscles in his throat and the strengthened bone of his spinal column prevented Cati from actually snapping his neck, but there was littlie he could do to stop the closure of his windpipe.

The medulla oblongata is traversed by a longitudinal fissure, continuous with that of the spinal cord.

Those of the spinal cord and medulla oblongata are performed without any consciousness or sensation on the part of the subject.

In the posterior chamber of the skull is the cerebellum, anterior to, and below which, is the medulla oblongata, connecting with the spinal cord and sympathetic system.

Its cerebral area includes the posterior and inferior portions of the cerebrum, the entire cerebellum, and that part of the medulla which connects with the spinal cord, all of which sustain intimate relations to vital conditions.

This condition extended through both the larger and the smaller brain, cerebrum, and cerebellum, but was not so marked in the medulla, or commencing portion of the spinal cord, as in the other portions.

IDA : This is a column of sensory and motory nerves on the left side of the spinal cord.

She resumed working on the chemical structure of the neurotrophic growth factor for spinal cord regeneration.

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Luke was a paraplegic, not because of any accident to his spine, but because his spinal nerves were dying of old age.

The impoverished condition of the blood, which led to serous effusions within the ventricles of the brain, and around the brain and spinal cord, and into the pericardial and abdominal cavities, was gradually induced by the action of several causes, but chiefly by the character of the food.

Club-feet, spinal curvature, and other deformities resulting from paralysis, have been successfully treated in our Institution.

These cells receive input from the spinal cord reticular formation, a neuronal network that receives inputs from the entire somato-sensory system.

The ascending tracts collect the various sensations picked up by the spinal cord and carry them upward, through the reticular activating system.

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