denervante
English translation: L5 radiculopathy with acute denervation
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denerving Explanation: You are right. It means that is "cutting through" the nerve supply Ref: Exp as a Vet -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-08-15 19:42:55 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- \"DENERVATION: INTERRUPTION OF THE NERVE CONNECTION TO AN ORGAN OR PART\" Taken from the Balliere\'s Comprehensive Veterinary Dictionary. Trust medical books over newspapers. |
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IF IT IS THE OPPOSITE TO "ENERVANTE", THIS IS THE ANSWER Explanation: Web Page Matches 1-1 of 1 INSIDE (PDF) ... seeing in these patients. "It's hard to believe 15 or 20 tiny holes are de-enervating the heart," Dr. Kornowski said. He described a ... http://www.acc.org/media/session_info/ssnews/ssn2.pdf |
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L5 radiculopathy with acute denervation Explanation: www.medhelp.org/forums/neuro/archive/9118.html www.istop.org/education.htm www.neurology.arizona.edu/unit4.htm www.noigroup.com/noiboard/messages/220.html Reference: http://www.anatomy.wisc.edu/SClinic/Weakness/Weakness.htm Reference: http://www.rehabmed.net/documents/emgs.htm |
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L5 radiculopathy with acute denervation Explanation: www.medhelp.org/forums/neuro/archive/9118.html www.istop.org/education.htm www.neurology.arizona.edu/unit4.htm www.noigroup.com/noiboard/messages/220.html Reference: http://www.anatomy.wisc.edu/SClinic/Weakness/Weakness.htm Reference: http://www.rehabmed.net/documents/emgs.htm |
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