1. His head injury had damaged his brain stem.

2. The Gateway itself is situated deep in the brain stem.

3. For a diagnosis of brain stem death irremediable structural brain damage should be present.

4. Two thumbtack-size patches of neurons located on the brain stem are particularly loaded with adenosine receptors.

5. Many neurologic disorders affecting the brain stem, cerebellum, and spinal cord posterior column may cause dizzy sensations.

6. The cerebellum, atop the brain stem, has many more, thanks to so many little granule cell neurons.

7. Anybody with a brain stem can tell that drawer.

8. Methods 81 cases of brain stem hemorrhage were reviewed.

9. Objective: Research primary brain stem damage CT drafts the elephant.

10. Retrograde tracing revealed that regenerated axons originated from brain stem nuclei, including red nucleus, locus coeruleus, raphe nucleus, vestibular nucleus, and reticular formation.

11. Objective To supply brain stem rostral anatomy space parameter for neuroendoscopic key hole operation.

12. Encephalorrhagia and the brain stem dies and so on diseases,[http://] in the male is also very common in the wholesale market.

13. The macroscopic anatomy of the cerebellum and the brain stem of the Chinese buffalo was studied in detail.

14. They found that some cells in the brain stem produce electrochemical signals only during REM sleep.

15. This input is fed to certain parts of the brain stem and filtered.

16. There is another diffusely broadcasting group of neurons scattered along the centerline near the surface of the brain stem.

17. The internal state of the organism is monitored by means of receptors, mostly situated in the brain stem.

18. ObjectiveTo investigate the effects of Vaccinium bracteatum Thunb. Leaf ethanol extract(VEE)and its different extracts on the anti-oxidative capability of brain stem in sleep-deprived rats.

19. Mike was one of them. Olsen failed to completely decapitate the bird, missing the jugular vein and leaving one ear and most of the brain stem intact.

20. This artery supplies portions of the MESENCEPHALON (see also BRAIN STEM INFARCTIONS) and thalamus, inferomedial TEMPORAL LOBE, and medial OCCIPITAL LOBE.

21. On the other hand, amygdala may also be involved in pain modulation through connections with periaquiductal gray (PAG), rostral ventromedial medulla (RVM), and other brain stem areas.

22. Objective To investigate the diagnostic value of CT on brain stem hemorrhage.

23. The most common CNS findings reported in these studies, including ours, were a preference for brain stem–diencephalic involvement and a tendency to resolve over time.

24. Green fluorescent protein expression was observed in the tissues of cerebrum, hippocampus, thalamencephalon, cerebellum and brain stem.

25. Objectives : To study the value of EEG in the brain stem injury.

26. Objective:To investigate the distribution of substance P receptor (SPR) in the brain stem auditory centre and medial geniculate body (MGB) of guinea pigs.

27. BDNF located in endochylema of neuron in cerebral cortex, hippocampus brain stem and brain stem.

28. Methods The animal model with trigeminal neuralgia was established in rats and the concentration of 5-HT of brain stem measured by fluorophotometry.

29. The main influential factors on surgical results were whether presence of encasement of the basilar artery and its branches and of the arachnoidal cleavage plane between the tumor and the brain stem.

30. I was just like somebody had shut off my brain stem!

31. ObjectiveTo observe projections of nervus auricularis vagi in brain stem of oblongata level, and to study the mechanism of auricular acupuncture.

32. Measure the audition threshold change of the brain stem audition area evoked potential; and the content of the glucose and pyruvic acid in the cochlea were measured after the end of treatment.

33. Conclusions:The alerting network function of the controls maybe correlated with the encephalic region of right occipital lobe, cerebellum, right frontal lobe, brain stem and temporal lobe.

34. They are in the pons part of the brain stem.

35. Objective: To observe the potential change inducted by brain stem auditognosis of model rats' kainic acid epilepsy.

36. Conclusion Adopting - 5～ - 15? ? OML as the scan baseline can improve the image quality of brain stem.

37. Such lesions are most common in basal ganglia, deep white matter, and brain stem.

38. FAGLU-induced histofluorescence method was used to determine locations of catecholamine-containing neurons (CA neurons) in the brain stem of Tree Shrew (Tupaia).

39. The cytoarchitecture of the raphe nuclei of the brain stem in the tree shrew was studied with Nissl's method.

40. It often causes a lot of symptom such as vertigo, headache, tinnitus, blurring of vision as to ischemia of brain stem internal ear .

41. The efferent projections of hypothalamic and brain stem nucleuses to nucleus dorsalis nervi vagi were studied by means of the retrograde axonal transport of HRP technique in cats.

42. Objective To investigate the clinical features and image diagnostic charateristics of brain stem infarction to heightrate.

43. Results CT of brain stem hemorrhage showed high density hemorrhage and hematoma image.

44. Results:NOS1-positive neurons were distributed in wide areas of CNS including cerebral cortex, hippocampus, dentate gyrus,[] diencephalon and brain stem.

45. Through the endoscope-assisted subtemporal keyhole approach, scopes between the optic chiasma and the ventral brain stem, from the mamillary body to the middle-inferior clivus can be well managed.

46. Results: MRI showed long T1, long T2 in bilateral basal ganglia and brain stem was one of the feature of Wilson's disease, another was low signals on T2WI.

47. BACKGROUND:It has been found that central nervous system is involved in Guillain-Barre syndrome and Miller-Fisher syndrome, and the involved sites include optic nerve, brain stem and cerebellum.

48. Objective : To observe the potential change brain stem auditognosis of model rats'kainic acid epilepsy.

49. The corpus callosum, pyramidal tract, basal ganglia, four stacked body, choroid plexus and brain stem, etc. may shrink as a result of prolonged pressure.

50. Next generations of ascending children shall also be born with larger and larger craniums until a fully conscious brain and brain stem has been constructed.

51. Objective: To observe the changes of the activity of catecholamine neuron groups in the brain stem after acute soman intoxication.

52. Once brain blood vessel has this kind of situation, will have brain stem to die.

53. There are fine arterial networks in the pia mater of the brain stem.

54. In 30 patients, Auditory Brain Stem Response ( ABR ) end ENG were tested analysisperformed using t test.

55. Nucleus habenula is the axis of the descending pathway from limbic system to the brain stem.

56. Syncope occurs in severe brain MRI: the fourth ventricle, basal cistern to expand, suggesting that the brain stem, cerebellar vermis atrophy.

57. The general conditions, vaginal exfoliate cell were observed, the contents of neurotransmitter NE? DA and 5-HT in brain stem were detected by fluorospectrophotometry.

58. Objective:To study a stereotaxic atlas of the brain stem of the Citellus dauricus.

59. Results NGF chiefly located in endochylema and cell nucleus of neuron in cerebral cortex , hippocampus and reticular formation of brain stem.

60. Neurologic examinations revealed that the patient had severe sensorimotor and brain stem dysfunction.

61. Objective : To observe effect on blood flow of brain stem after basilar artery occlusion in rats.

62. The brain stem auditory responses ( BSR ) of 31 subjects with normalhearing were recorded.

63. Methods : The clinical data of 37 patients with spontaneous brain stem hemorrhage were analysed retrospectively.

64. Site of infarction were cerebral hemisphere (31 cases), brain stem (15 cases), supratentorial and infratentorial brain (4 cases).

65. Protection of brain stem during operation and well understanding microanatomy of the fourth ventricular are the key to successfully complete the procedure.

66. Periaqueductal gray (PAG) is the midline struture of the brain stem that encircles the mesencephalic aqueduct from the posterior commissure to the rostral locus coeruleus.