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Decussation is used in
biological contexts to
describe a
crossing (due to the
shape of the
Roman numeral for ten, an
uppercase 'X' (decussis), from Latin...
- In neuroanatomy, the
sensory decussation or
decussation of the
lemnisci is a
decussation (i.e. crossover) of
axons from the
gracile nucleus and cuneate...
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anterior median fissure of the
medulla oblongata as the
pyramidal decussation or
motor decussation.
Having crossed over at the
middle line, they p**** down in...
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dorsal aspect of the
ventricle and thus ****ist in
forming its roof. The
decussation of
superior cerebellar peduncle is the
crossing of
fibers of the superior...
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arcuate fibers and when they
cross over the midline, at the
sensory decussation in the medulla, they form the
medial lemniscus which connects with the...
- (rostral) or
below (caudal) the
pyramidal decussation.
Damage to the body
above the
pyramidal decussation will
cause contralateral motor deficits. For...
- a commissure,
decussation, or
neural pathway. A
commissure connects the two
cerebral hemispheres at the same levels,
while a
decussation connects at different...
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cross over to the
opposite side from
which they originated,
known as
decussation. The
axons that
cross over move to the
outer part of the
medulla oblongata...
- (anatomy)). A
midline crossing of
nerves inside the
brain is
called a
decussation (see
Definition of
types of crossings). In all vertebrates, the optic...
- can be seen a
decussation of
fibers which marks the
transition from the
medulla to the
spinal cord. The
medulla is
above the
decussation and the spinal...