MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «AFTERBRAIN»
afterbrain
afterbrain
medical
more
from
merriam
webster
posterior
subdivision
hindbrain
myelencephalon
seen
heard
what
made
want
look
please
tell
where
read
ceph
anterior
part
embryonic
which
gives
rise
cerebellum
pons
anatomy
encyclopedia
britannica
finished
click
submit
your
modifications
will
sent
editors
review
topic
discussed
following
articles
defined
yourdictionary
comments
powered
disqus
words
near
10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «AFTERBRAIN»
Découvrez l'usage de
afterbrain dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
afterbrain et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
Neuroanatomical Terminology: A Lexicon of Classical Origins ...
2. metencephalon (Sharpey et al., 1867) Original Latin form of afterbrain (Baer,
1837); p. 577. afterbrain vesicle (Baer, 1837) For macrodissected vertebrate
embryos, the caudal division of the primary hindbrain vesicle (Baer, 1837)
developing ...
2
Handbook of Developments in Consumer Behaviour
The division in the fore-, middle- and afterbrain is based on the development of
the human brain during the embryogenesis. These structures emerge from
subdivisions of the neural tube that develop into distinct directions of the nervous
...
Victoria Wells, G. R. Foxall, 2012
Ehrlingarns call the “afterbrain”. It is where telepathy and telekinesis are
controlled. Telepaths have that organ greafly enlarged. In fact, some of them
have trouble with it pinching off nerve impulses between the body and the
cerebrum.
4
Patient Safety in Rehabilitation Medicine, An Issue of ...
... injury:transitional rehabilitation facilities Patient safety after brain injury: SNF
Patient safety afterbrain injury: community Patient safety afterbrain injury: the
militaryand veteran special population Other considerations Summary Patient
Safetyin ...
The other parts of the brain stem include the afterbrain (metencephalon or pons),
the middle brain (mesencephalon or midbrain), and the second brain (
diencephalon, which includes the thalamus and hypothalamus). These areas
contain the ...
6
Clinician's Guide To Neuropsychological Assessment
This process of compensatingfor deficits through recruitment of intactcognitive
areas is critical to the development of rehabilitationstrategies afterbrain injury.
Luria«s work in rehabilitation stressed thevalue of evaluating the integrityof ...
Rodney D. Vanderploeg, 2014
7
The Social Science Encyclopedia
Whena patient retainsnormal useofsome ability afterbrain damage, but
isimpaired insomeother ability, these abilities are said to be dissociated.
IfPatientX is normal at ability A but impaired at abilityB, andpatient Yis impaired at
ability A but ...
8
Physical Therapy for the Stroke Patient
Adaptivephysiological changes tomuscle afterbrain lesion andassociated
withmuscular inactivity and disuseinclude: Loss of functional motor units (
McComas 1994) Changes inmuscle fiber type and size; forexample,severe
atrophy of type II ...
9
The Handbook of Clinical Neuropsychology
Theorydriven neuropsychological rehabilitation: the role of attention and
competitionin recovery offunction afterbrain damage. InAttention and
performance XVII: Cognitive regulation of performance: interaction of theory
andapplication(ed.
Jennifer Gurd, Udo Kischka, John Marshall, 2012
10
Brain Architecture: Understanding the Basic Plan
... interbrain, midbrain, hindbrain, and afterbrain (medulla), which of course is
followed by the spinal cord. Amazingly enough, the wall of the early five vesicle-
stage neural tube is still a monolayer neural epithelium formed entirely by stem
cells; ...
