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What is the prefix of myelomalacia?
The initial part of the word myelomalacia is myelo-. It's a combining form that means, in this case, spinal cord.
Is myeomalacia fatal?
Myelomalacia is a term that describes the softening of the spinal cord. Myelomalacia can prove fatal if it leads to paralysis.
What is spinal myelomalacia?
malacia means softening myel means bone marrow
What is the medical term meaning softening of the spinal cord?
myelomalacia
What is your elomalacia in a Dog?
Myelomalacia is the softening or necrosis of the spinal cord after an acute injury.
Can transverse myelitis return again?
what does this mean: Mild Myelomalacia consistant with history of transverse myelitis
What is myelomalacia in a dog?
Myelomalacia in dogs is a condition characterized by softening or necrosis of the spinal cord tissue. It is often caused by trauma, intervertebral disc disease, or conditions that result in decreased blood supply to the spinal cord. Clinical signs may include weakness, paralysis, and loss of sensation. Treatment depends on the underlying cause and may include surgery or supportive care.
Which airport terminal from Manchester do you need flying to lanzarote?
Jet2 - Terminal 1 Monarch - Terminal 1 Thomas Cook - Terminal 1 Thomson - Terminal 2 Ryanair - Terminal 3
Which Manchester terminal for easyjet to Malta?
North Terminal.
How could you use the word terminal in a sentence?
We waited in the airport terminal for hours.His condition was terminal.
is there a shuttle bus to tranfer from terminal 1 to terminal 3?
There is a shuttle bus that travels from terminal 1 to terminal 3
What are the treatment options for myelomalacia of the cord at the level of the conus where you had a discectomy T11-12 in 1987 Onset bowel incontinence 2002 anal branch of pudendal n not functioning?
This really ought to answered by a neurologist...~!~ The bowel incontinence would be treated by a colostomy ( for cleanliness). The problem with myelomalacia is that once the protein insulation (the myelin) is gone, nerves begin shorting out and no longer sending/receiving signals from the part of the body then innervate (make work or feel)... Are you sure these events are related???
