cranial nerves的意思

cranial nerves中文翻譯：

顱神經；腦神經（cranialnerve的復數形式）

顱神經，腦神經

相似詞語短語

cranial nerve───n.[解剖]腦神經；[解剖]顱神經

facial nerves───面神經

cranial indexes───顱指數

cranial indices───顱指數

facial nerve───[解剖]面神經；顏面神經

sacral nerves───[解剖]骶神經

spinal nerves───[解剖]脊神經；脊髓神經

cranial sutures───顱縫

trigeminal nerves───三叉神經檢查

雙語使用場景

12 cranial nerves, five of them are picking up the data from around the mouth.───12條顱神經中有5條神經都會從口周圍采集信息數據。

Fundamental information about the cranial nerves.───腦神經的基礎信息.

Cranial nerve tutorial. Fundamental information about the cranial nerves.───腦神經教程。腦神經的基礎資訊。

Cranial Nerves: Anatomy, Pathology, and Imaging.───顱神經：解剖學，病理學，影像。

Arm and cranial nerves were normal.───上肢和顱神經正常.

Five of the twelve cranial nerves become activated when you kiss somebody.───當你吻某人時十二條腦神經中五條將變得活躍.

Cranial nerve tutorial. Fundamental information about the cranial nerves.───大腦神經指南.腦神經的基本資訊.

英語使用場景

Distribution of the cranial nerves, resolution of their skeletal and branchial arch components.

Results Most of the tumors were located in the parasellar and middle fossa and jugular region. The clinical manifestations included headache and injury of multiple cranial nerves.

Five of the twelve cranial nerves become activated when you kiss somebody.

Plastination can demonstrate the cranial nerves accurately, so it is an important comparative studying method of the cranial nerves.

Conclusions To be familiar with the microanatomy of the cerebellopontine angle and structures in it is important to save the function of cranial nerves VII and VIII in the acoustic neuronal operation.

Cranial nerve tutorial. Fundamental information about the cranial nerves.

Compared with other two cranial nerves, oculomotor nerve was thinner than trigeminal nerve and was thicker than abducent nerve.

In other words, the brain, spinal cord, cranial nerves, peripheral nerves, nerve roots, autonomic nervous system, neuromuscular junction, and muscles.

The cranial nerves handle head and neck sensory and motor activities, except the vagus nerve, which conducts signals to visceral organs.