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motor tract

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motor tract
Etymology: L, movere, to move, tractus
an efferent nerve pathway that conveys impulses controlling movement.


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The treatment also has application in the operating room in monitoring the integrity of motor tracts during surgery.
Based on our previous results in stimulating nerve regeneration in the long motor tracts of the spinal cord (as published in the November 9, 1999 issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences), we are very excited at the prospect that Inosine may eventually prove to be an effective regenerative therapy for stroke," added Dr.
Other impotent nerve tracts A very important set of secondary motor tracts which come from other areas of the brain groups are also important for understanding cerebral palsy.
 
 
 
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