Similar words: ganglion, postganglionic, ganglia, gangling, brave as a lion, anglicization, basal, basalt. Meaning: n. any of several masses of subcortical grey matter at the base of each cerebral hemisphere that seem to be involved in the regulation of voluntary movement.
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1 The basal ganglia are also the main circuitry through which flow the nerve signals controlling movement.
2 Objective To discuss the characteristic of basal ganglion aphasia.
3 Lacunar infarction lesions mostly located in basal ganglion and internal capsule, non lacunar infarction lesions in brain lobe.
4 The variation rate of ECG of basal ganglion and thalamus nidus is higher, peripheral nidus is lower.
5 Stereotactic microinvasive aspiration in treatment of basal ganglion hema trema.
6 Conclusion: The appearance of the multiple small ring, twist and target enhancement in the basal ganglion are highly suggestive of toxoplasma encephalitis.
7 The group of advanced lung cancer also showed the increased metabolism in thalamus and basal ganglion.
8 Also some changes were found in vestibulum, inferior olivary nucleus, vagus nerve nucleus, superior colliculus, basal ganglion, pons,[www.Sentencedict.com] Cerebellumand motor area of cortex.
9 Head MRI showed infarction of left paraventricular and corpus callosum, and old lacuna infarction of right basal ganglion and pons.
10 Results: Most aphasia patients had lesions in the lateral, front and upper part of basal ganglion.
11 RESULTS: Most aphasia patients had lesions in the lateral, front and upper part of basal ganglion.
12 The features of X-ray examination revealed that the mass was found to be located in the lateral ventricle over the basal ganglion.
13 Objective To investigate MRI characteristics, brain perfusion pattern in basal ganglion and extrapyramidal symptoms in patients with subclinical hepatic encephalopathy (SHE).
14 Objective To explore the neuropsychological differences between minimally invasive puncture treatment and conservative treatment of basal ganglion region hemorrhage.
15 The main cause of AMCH was hypertension (67%), and the most predilective lesions of AMCH were basal ganglion area (53%) and cerebral lobes (29%). The clinical manifestations of AMCH were complicated.
16 The results showed that most aphasia patients had lesions in the lateral, front and upper part of basal ganglion.
17 Computed tomography showed the locations of hemorrhages. The woman presented with hemorrhages in left basal ganglion and left pons and the man in right basal ganglion and left occipital lobe.
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