10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CEREBELLOUS»
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cerebellous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The practice of medicine: a treatise on special pathology ...
Similar remarks are applicable to the effect upon the genital organs occasionally
observed in cerebellous hemorrhage or cerebellous apoplexy as well as in other
affections of thp cerebellum. Erection of the penis has occasionally been ...
2
The Practice of Medicine; Or, A Treatise on Special ...
Similar remarks are applicableto the effect upon the genital organs occasionally
observed in cerebellous hemorrhage or apoplewy as well as in other affections of
the cerebellum. Erection of the penis has occasionally been noticed, and this ...
3
Medical Lexicon: A Dictionary of Medical Science : ...
CEREBELLOUS. CERFEUIL. extends from the os frontis to the superior occipital
ii> ••:>•. Anteriorly, it rests on the orbitjir vault: behind this, on the middle fossEO
of the base of the cranium ; and, posteriorly, on the ten- torium cerebello ...
4
Human Physiology: With upwards of 300 illustrations. In 2 vols
when the apoplexy is cerebellous,a or, during sleep, the effect is, in all these
cases, owing to congestion of blood in the brain in general, and in the cerebellum
in particular. From these data, Gall concludes, that the cerebellum is the organ of
...
5
Tension-Type and Cervicogenic Headache: Pathophysiology, ...
They ascend along the peduncular protuberance, penetrating the
paleocerebellum through the superior cerebellous stem, and moving to the
cerebellous cortex.” It seems that myofascial induction reduces the neural tone
via this route since ...
César Fernández-de-las-Peñas, Lars Arendt-Nielsen, Robert D. Gerwin, 2010
6
The American Medical Intelligencer
Cerebellous Disease without Genital Excitement. — Our readers are aware that
the phrenologists place the encephalic organ of reproduction in the cerebellum,
and many pathological cases have been published, which would seem to favour
...
7
Mental Retardation Abstracts
The most common neurological symptoms were muscular manifestations (3 times
), signs evoking a peripheric neuropathy (3 times), mental disturbance (4 times),
epileptic crises (3 times), and cerebellous syndrome (4 times). From the ...
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XIII Internationaler Kongress fu( ̃r Pa( ̃diatrie: Neurology ...
SUMMARY After the 3tudy of 4.000 neumoencephalographies in children the
less than 7 years of age we have found constitutional alterations of the middle
encephalical line (cerebral and cerebellous in more than 25D cases, many of
them ...
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Developmental Disabilities Abstracts
The most common neurological symptoms were muscular manifestations (3 times
), signs evoking a peripheric neuropathy (3 times), mental disturbance (4 times),
epileptic crises (3 times), and cerebellous syndrome (4 times). From the ...
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Bunktoidal Skanktards and Mutard Poopsies
In my Kerplakistani-English/ EnglishKerplakistani dictionary, love is defined as
when the sphincter receptors in the cerebellous rotunda go bananas. Why do
people have such a hard time putting a finger on what love is? I'm down with the
defi.
