Glossary entry (derived from question below)
German term or phrase:
Stirnast
English translation:
Frontal branch
Added to glossary by
Shane London
Apr 14, 2006 14:17
20 yrs ago
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German term
Stirnast
Facialismotilität deutlich gebessert, Auge wird problemlos komplett geschlossen; Stirnast fast symmetrisch, Mundast deutlich gebessert.
This is from the same medical report as my previous question. The patient has suffered a right partial facial paralysis.
The text actually has "Stirnarst' but I think that is a typo. Is 'frontal branch' the right idea?
This is from the same medical report as my previous question. The patient has suffered a right partial facial paralysis.
The text actually has "Stirnarst' but I think that is a typo. Is 'frontal branch' the right idea?
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Melanie Nassar
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Frontal branch
Nice illustration here, and in several languages:
Number 31 is the one you want, but you might check it out for you other question too.
31 Stirnast der oberflächlichen Schläfenarterie. ... 31 Frontal branch of superficial temporal artery ...
www.eanatomi.dk/shop/pics/000703/000703. pdf?PHPSESSID=ba10510a3a793acf81e0644a428c4a3b
Number 31 is the one you want, but you might check it out for you other question too.
31 Stirnast der oberflächlichen Schläfenarterie. ... 31 Frontal branch of superficial temporal artery ...
www.eanatomi.dk/shop/pics/000703/000703. pdf?PHPSESSID=ba10510a3a793acf81e0644a428c4a3b
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Cetacea
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Ingeborg Gowans (X)
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MMUlr
: sorry, but your source names branches of an artery, not the facial nerve. see http://www.emedicine.com/ent/topic8.htm (there is no 'frontal branch' of the nerve IMO).
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oje, das ist mir entgangen. To Zanzibar By Motor Car, ich weiß -- aber irgendwie finde ich es merkwürdig, dass das alles so undurchsichtig ist
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Comment: "Thankyou. I noticed that the reference given was related to arteries but the same term apparently also relates to the facial nerve according to my google searches. "
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