3-D neurohistology of transparent tongue in health and injury with optical clearing [PDF]
Frontiers in Neuroanatomy, 2013 Tongue receives extensive innervation to perform taste, sensory, and motor functions. Details of the tongue neuroanatomy and its plasticity in response to injury offer insights to investigate tongue neurophysiology and pathophysiology.
Tzu-En eHua +7 more
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The neck-tongue syndrome following cervical whiplash injury
Interdisciplinary Neurosurgery, 2019 Background: Neck-tongue syndrome is a disorder causing unilateral neck pain, accompanied by simultaneous ipsilateral numbness of the tongue. It is explicable by compression of the second cervical root in the atlantoaxial space on sharp rotation of the ...
Domenico Chirchiglia +4 more
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The trauma of the tundra tongue: an experimental and computational study of lingual tissue damage following adhesion to a cold metal lamp post [PDF]
Head & Face MedicineBackground Tissues can adhere to cold metal surfaces, causing tissue damage upon detachment. For children, this often involves the tongue, so-called tundra tongue.
Anders Hagen Jarmund +6 more
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Diplopia and tongue deviation following halo-pelvic traction for severe congenital scoliosis: a case report [PDF]
Frontiers in PediatricsObjectiveTo report a case of diplopia and tongue deviation following halo-pelvic traction (HPT) in a patient with severe congenital scoliosis (CS) and to analyze the potential causes.MethodsA retrospective analysis of the patient's clinical data was ...
Rui Liu +4 more
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A lucky catch: Fishhook injury of the tongue
Journal of Emergencies, Trauma and Shock, 2010 Fishhook injuries, particularly those involving the upper limbs, are frequently encountered in recreational and commercial fishing settings. The oral cavity is rarely a site for such injury.
Eley Karen, Dhariwal Daljit
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A teenager with ocular signs after tongue injury. [PDF]
Paediatr Child Health, 2022 Zheng K +6 more
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Compensatory “rolling-like” tongue motion after circumferential tongue necrosis without reconstruction: A functional adaptation phenomenon [PDF]
Journal of Oral Biology and Craniofacial ResearchBackground: Severe self-inflicted tongue injury may result in extensive tissue loss and functional impairment. Although acute management strategies have been described, long-term functional adaptation following circumferential necrosis treated without ...
Atsushi Shudo
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Retrospective study of tongue gangrene in Egyptian buffaloes and its surgical management [PDF]
Irish Veterinary JournalBackground Tongue gangrene is a rare but serious condition in buffaloes. Despite its clinical and economic importance, it remains poorly documented in Egypt.
Marwa Abass +4 more
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A Case of Immobility of the Tongue Caused by Open Injury of the Pharynx
Nihon Kikan Shokudoka Gakkai Kaiho, 2009 開放性咽頭外傷によって高度舌運動障害を生じた非常にまれな症例を経験した。症例は39歳男性，自宅で転倒し，ガラス戸に頭から突っ込み，頸部に深い裂傷を負った。救急搬送時にはショック状態で気管切開後，閉創した。その後，高度の舌運動障害を認め，構音訓練と嚥下障害を呈した。その後，舌の萎縮を認めるようになったが，構音訓練のリハビリテーションを中心に施行し ...
Higashino, Masaaki +4 more
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Airway Challenges Posed by Tongue Injuries Following Neurosurgical Procedures in Prone Position
Airway, 2022 Safe patient position is an important aspect of anaesthesia care. Prone position during neurosurgery may be associated with airway oedema or complications such as tongue injuries or swelling.
Amruta Mihir Kulkarni, Vijay L. Shetty
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