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axonal

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ax·on  (ksn) also ax·one (-sn)
n.
The usually long process of a nerve fiber that generally conducts impulses away from the body of the nerve cell.

[Greek axn, axis.]

axon·al (ks-nl, k-snl) adj.
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Adj.1.axonal - of or relating to or resembling an axon
neuroscience - the scientific study of the nervous system


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The MRI measured two types of brain tissue damage-T1-lesion volume, which shows "black holes," or hypointense lesions, which are areas of permanent axonal damage; and T2-lesion volume, which shows the total number of lesions (lesion load) and overall disease burden.
The most common micro-bleed mimics seen on MRI include mineral deposits, flow voids, bone/air artifacts, cavernous malformations, metastatic melanoma, and diffuse axonal injury.
Ben Ghorbel I, elektromyograminda axonal sensorimotor noropatisi olan bir Behcet hastasi tariflerken, Namer de benzer sekilde dejenerasyon ve rejenerasyonlarin bir arada oldugu axonal hasarlanmanin on planda oldugu bir Behcet olgusu bildirmistir (10,20).
 
 
 
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