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- collection of blood (caused by hemmorhage)
- hematoma
- space between bumps on brain
- sulci
- bumps on brain
- gyri
- eye bulge
- proptosis or exopthalamos
- covering of eyeball
- sclera
- straight
- rectus
- paralysis
- palsy
- optic nerve goes briefly into optic nerve on opposite side before entering tract
- von willebrands knee
- canÂ’t see out of same side of both eyes
- homonymous hemianopia
- canÂ’t see out of lateral eyes
- bitemporal hemianopia
- canÂ’t see out of medial eyes
- binasal hemianopia
- paralysis of eye
- opthalmoplesia
- when schwann cells become tumours
- schwannoma
- insufficient cerebral circulation that leads to neurological symptoms
- stroke
- one embolus in the circulatory system
- thrombus
- multiple emboluses
- emboli
- middle cavity of cranium
- diploic
- dividing skin on underside of tongue where ducts enter
- lingual frenulum
- node which may swell in retroperotidean space, crushing carotid sheath and its contents
- node of rouviere
- peritonsillar abscess causing pain etc.
- quinsy
- lymph vessel origins around superior pharynx
- waldeyers ring
- another name for supraclavicular nodes
- virchowÂ’s nodes
- a virus, especially in elderly, that causes a rash in an area of a dermatome, which will go away but leaves lingering post hepatic neuralgia
- herpes zostre
- abrupt painful attacks, usually associated with trigeminal
- tic douloureaux
- inflammation of external ear
- otitis externa
- middle ear pain
- otitis media
- nerve associated with middle ear pain
- CN IX
- nosebleed
- epistaxis
- blood supply to the nasal septum, in what specific named area
- keisselbachs plexus in LittleÂ’s area
- progressive loss of moment arms
- rheumatoid arthritis
- carries vessels, nerves, stretch receptors to finger tendons
- vinculae
- tear of central tendon of digit causes
- boutonnier deformity
- flexor digitorum superficialis – another name
- sublimis
- numbness, tingling
- paraesthesia
- fracture of lower end of radius, causes ‘dinner fork’ deformity where fractured end is displaced superiorly and posteriorly
- colles fracture. extensor pollicis longus tendon most likely to rupture as a result
- canal at wrist that contains ulnar nerve and artery
- guyons canal