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epileptogenic zone |
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zone (zōn) an encircling region or area; by extension, any area with specific characteristics or boundary.zo´nal ciliary zone the outer of the two regions into which the anterior surface of the iris is divided by the collarette. comfort zone an environmental temperature between 13° and 21°C (55°–70°F) with a humidity of 30 to 55 per cent. epileptogenic zone see under focus. erogenous zone , erotogenic zone an area of the body whose stimulation produces erotic excitation. inner zone of renal medulla the part of the medulla farthest in from the cortex, containing ascending and descending limbs of the thin tubule as well as the inner part of the medullary collecting duct. Lissauer's marginal zone a bridge of white substance between the apex of the posterior horn and the periphery of the spinal cord. outer zone of renal medulla the part of the medulla nearest to the cortex; containing the medullary part of the distal straight tubule as well as the outer part of the medullary collecting duct. zone of partial preservation in spinal cord injury, a region where there may be only partial damage to nerves, including one to three spinal segments below the level of the injury. pellucid zone zona pellucida. pupillary zone the inner of the two regions into which the anterior surface of the iris is divided by the collarette. transitional zone any anatomical region that marks the point at which the constituents of a structure change from one type to another.
zone an encircling region or area; by extension, any area with specific characteristics or boundary. See also zona. autonomous innervation zone areas of innervation supplied by a single nerve, as for example the patch of skin on the medial side of the horse fore pastern which is supplied solely by the median nerve; used to assess the integrity of individual nerves. ciliary zone the outer of the two regions into which the anterior surface of the iris is divided by the angular line. comfort zone an environmental temperature between 55° and 70° F (13° and 21° C) with a humidity of 30 to 55%. epileptogenic zone an area, stimulation of which may provoke an epileptic seizure. zone of inhibition the area without bacterial growth surrounding an antimicrobial-impregnated disk in an antimicrobial sensitivity test. provisional calcification zone in developing bone longitudinal tubes of mineralized matrix which surround hypertrophic chondrocytes. transitional zone the circle in the equator of the lens of the eye in which epithelial fibers are developed into lens fibers. epileptogenic zone Neurology A region of the brain which is more susceptible to seizures How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| For patients with drug-resistant focal epilepsy, surgery is an increasingly common alternative and MEG is proving useful for locating epileptogenic zones in relation to other functionally important areas of the brain. |
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