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further investigation into new
types of
diaschisis, like non-focal or
connectional diaschisis. This new type of
diaschisis relates much more
closely to clinical...
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recovered memory.
Diaschisis refers to the
sudden dysfunction of
portions of the
brain due to
lesions in
distant but
connected neurons.
Diaschisis is implicated...
-
introduced the
terms "chronogenic localization" and "
diaschisis". In 1910
Monakow coined the term "
diaschisis" to
describe how an
injury to the
brain can create...
- carotid-territory TIAs, as well as
crossed cerebellar diaschisis and thalamo-cortical
diaschisis. He has used
functional and
structural brain imaging to...
- (skhízein), σχιστός (skhistós), σχίσις (skhísis), σχίσμα (skhísma), σχίζα
diaschisis, diaschisma, schisis, schism, schisma, schismatic, schizocarp, schizogamy...
- Gesa; Weiller, Cornelius; Saur,
Dorothee (2022-05-01). "Resolution of
diaschisis contributes to
early recovery from post-stroke aphasia". NeuroImage. 251:...
- (skhízein), σχιστός (skhistós), σχίσις (skhísis), σχίσμα (skhísma), σχίζα
diaschisis, diaschisma, schisis, schism, schisma, schismatic, schizocarp, schizogamy...
- the
major hemisphere to
cause deafferentation of the
major hemisphere (
diaschisis) (see www.mimickingman.com, for details). "Definition: Kernohan's notch...
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degeneration can
occur at a late
stage of
brain injury and
result in
diaschisis.
Retrograde transneuronal degeneration is
degeneration caused by loss...
