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The Laryngoscope, 1976
AbstractBilateral vocal cord paralysis is fortunately an uncommon occurrence although the incidence of this injury secondary to external neck trauma is increasing. In general, a patient with this lesion is faced with the choice between adequate airway at the expense of a breathy, weak voice or a fairly good voice with the need for a permanent ...
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AbstractBilateral vocal cord paralysis is fortunately an uncommon occurrence although the incidence of this injury secondary to external neck trauma is increasing. In general, a patient with this lesion is faced with the choice between adequate airway at the expense of a breathy, weak voice or a fairly good voice with the need for a permanent ...
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REINNERVATION OF THE CORNEAL GRAFT
Acta Ophthalmologica, 1978Corneal graft reinnervation was studied in 45 patients. The reinnervation was correlated to donor/recipient compatibility (HLA and ABO).The sensitivity tended to be normal about 12 months after transplantation.
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Effect of tenotomy on self-reinnervated and randomly reinnervated soleus muscle of rat
Journal of the Neurological Sciences, 1979The time course and degree of atrophic changes caused by tenotomy were compared in normal, self-reinnervated and randomly reinnervated soleus muscle 6 months after transsection and reunion of the nerve at different distances from the muscle. Comparison was made between the behaviour of Type I and Type II fibers, distinguished on the basis of ...
T, Rymaszewska-Kossakowska +3 more
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Newer Techniques of Laryngeal Reinnervation
Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology, 1989We relate the experience obtained in the use of the right superior laryngeal nerve (motor branch)–cricothyroid muscle pedicle flap in dogs in an attempt to reinnervate the right posterior cricoarytenoid muscle (PCA). The right vocal cord was paralyzed by severance and removal of 2.5 cm of the right recurrent laryngeal nerve.
A J, Maniglia +4 more
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ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC PATTERNS IN REINNERVATED MUSCLE
Archives of Neurology And Psychiatry, 1950EXTENSIVE reports are available concerning the action potentials occurring in normal and denervated muscles.1A few investigators have reported the electromyographic changes during the process of reinnervation following section and suture of peripheral nerves.
M D, YAHR +3 more
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Problems of Reinnervation of Muscle
1965Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the problems of reinnervation of muscle. The implications of electron microscopical descriptions of the synapses on the possibilities of changes in connectivity are discussed. The changes in axon and myelin thickness above lesions in peripheral nerve are described and are related to electron microscopical ...
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Collateral reinnervation of sweat glands
Annals of Neurology, 1984AbstractThe collateral reinnervation of mouse sweat glands has been studied by a method that allows serial evaluation of the course of reinnervation in intact animals. The method is based on the finding that the activation of secretion from newly denervated sweat glands by pilocarpine or nerve stimulation is completely absent seven days after nerve ...
W R, Kennedy, M, Sakuta
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Macroelectromyography in reinnervation.
Muscle & nerve, 1983Macroelectromyography is used to study the electrical activity of the entire motor unit. The amplitude of the motor unit action potential (MUP), recorded from a bared cannula, is dependent on the number and size of muscle fibers in the motor unit. In most situations of reinnervation the local fiber density (FD) as recorded with single fiber EMG, and ...
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Reinnervation of pulmonary stretch receptors
Journal of Applied Physiology, 1987The Breuer-Hering reflex (BHR) reappears 12–14 wk after surgical lung denervation in beagle dogs (J. Appl. Physiol. 54: 1451–1456, 1983). To demonstrate that this is due to reinnervation of pulmonary stretch receptors, we recorded nerve activity from regenerated branches of the left vagus nerve in five beagle dogs. Ten days postdenervation the BHR was
P S, Clifford +3 more
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Science, 2009
A microRNA expressed in skeletal muscle promotes the regeneration of neuromuscular synapses after injury and in a neurodegenerative disease model.
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A microRNA expressed in skeletal muscle promotes the regeneration of neuromuscular synapses after injury and in a neurodegenerative disease model.
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