1. Basilar may refer to: Basilar artery; Basilar artery migraines; Basilar crackles; Basilar crest; Basilar membrane; Basilar part of occipital bone; Basilar part of pons; Basilar plexus; Basilar sinus; Basilar skull fracture; Basilar sulcus of the pons This page was …

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3. Basigamy Basigenic Basigenic Metal Basigenous Basihyal Basil Basil Plant Basilar Basilar Artery Basilar Invagination Basilar Membrance Basilar Membrane Basilar Muscle Basilar Plate Basilect Basilic Vein Basilica Basilica Basilicon

4. How to say Basilar in English? Pronunciation of Basilar with 2 audio pronunciations, 4 synonyms, 11 translations, 1 sentence and more for Basilar.

5. Basilar invagination can cause significant and life-threatening neurological symptoms (see Symptoms of Basilar Invagination).

6. 1 synonym for Basilary: basilar

7. 1 synonym for Basilary: basilar

8. What does Basilary mean? Basilar

9. Basilar The Basilar membrane of the inner ear is an elastic shell immersed in fluid that vibrates in response to the incident sound

10. • Basilar artery stroke can be a grave condition

11. Definition of Basilar : of, relating to, or situated at the base Examples of Basilar in a Sentence Recent Examples on the Web One day in 1981, Hubbard found himself with a new, unfortunately personal perspective on Basilar …

12. Basilar The Basilar membrane of the inner ear is an elastic shell immersed in fluid that vibrates in response to the incident sound

13. The following sections introduces you to a section of chapters detailing Basilar terminus, posterior cerebral artery/superior cerebellar artery, and Basilar trunk aneurysms.

14. Basilar artery: Basilar tip aneurysms, shown in the image and the video below, are the most common in the posterior circulation, accounting for 5% of …

15. Basilar migraines are a type of migraine with aura; Basilar migraine aura has been linked to depression, and aura symptoms affect the brainstem or both sides of the brain

16. Basilar type migraine is a rare form of migraine headache

17. Basilar invagination, also called Basilar impression, is a congenital or acquired craniocervical junction abnormality where the tip of the odontoid process projects above the foramen magnum.

18. The exact cause of Basilar migraines has not yet been defined.

19. The symptoms of Basilar type migraine are related to the base of the brain, known as the brainstem, which is located near a major blood vessel known as the Basilar artery.

20. In approximately six months, you will develop a basilar artery aneurysm

21. • Basilar artery stroke is most commonly caused by atherothrombosis and cardioembolism

22. Basilary (comparative more Basilary, superlative most Basilary) Alternative form of basilar;

23. During a Basilar migraine episode, a person may have many other symptoms.

24. The terms Basilar invagination and Basilar impression are often used interchangeably because in both cases there is upwards migration of the upper cervical spine, but they are not synonyms.

25. Basilar invagination occurs when the top of the second vertebrae moves upward

26. Other names for this condition include ‘Bickerstaff migraine’ and ‘Basilar artery migraine’

27. The Basilar artery is a vital vessel contributing to the posterior cerebral circulation

28. The Basilar supplies the pons, vertebral arteries, and provides branches to the cerebrum and cerebellum.

29. Basilar artery thrombosis is a devastating form of stroke with high morbidity and mortality.

30. Acute occlusion of the Basilar artery may cause brainstem or thalamic ischemia or infarction

31. A Basilar migraine refers to a specific type of migraine that starts in the brainstem

32. The vertebral arteries join the Basilar artery to form the vertebroBasilar system, which supplies blood to …

33. Angiography of the left vertebral artery revealed ectasia of both this vessel and the basilar artery.

34. At one end, the basilar membrane is stiff, vibrating only in response to short wavelength, high-frequency sounds.

35. The Basilar artery is a large vessel that ascends along the ventral surface of the pons

36. Basilar migraines are disabling insofar as the vertigo and vision loss that some patients may experience

37. The vessel then travels in a relatively shallow groove on the pons known as the Basilar …

38. An ectasia and enlargement of the basilar artery by a fusiform aneurysm is called megadolicho basilaris.

39. Basilar invagination (BA-zih-ler in-vaj-ih-NAY-shin) that is very mild is called

40. The actual pain experienced by Basilar migraine patients can be mild when compared to the frightening auras.

41. By means of the Basilar artery, approximately 70% of all necessary blood is delivered to the brain.

42. Basilar invagination (BI) is when the top of the spine pushes into the base of the skull

43. Three distinct morphometric changes were observed in the width and cross-sectional area of the basilar membrane.

44. The hypoglossal, otic, and trigeminal Arteries break down after the posterior communicating artery initiates contact with the distal basilar artery

45. The Basilar artery is formed at the point of fusion of paired carotid arteries and paired vertebral arteries

46. Basilar: , Basilaris ( bas'i-lăr, bas-i-lā'ris ), [TA] Relating to the base of a pyramidal or broad structure.

47. Objective To investigate the distribution of heat shock protein 27(HSP in the basilar membrane of rat cochlea.

48. • Depending on the degree of osseous invagination, clinical manifestations of Basilar impression vary from asymptomatic to severe dysfunction.

49. Basilar invagination is an uncommon condition that occurs when the upper portion of the second vertebra (C2) moves upward

50. Of, relating to, or located at or near the base, especially the base of the skull: the Basilar artery

51. Basilar artery aneurysms represent a diverse group of lesions with regard to anatomical location, regional anatomy, pathogenesis, and treatment options

52. 8 words related to Cochlea: tube-shaped structure, tube, basilar membrane, inner ear, internal ear, labyrinth, modiolus, organ of Corti

53. • Basilar impression is a skeletal malformation in which the upper cervical spine and clivus demonstrate translocation into the foramen magnum

54. The Basilar artery is formed by the convergence of the vertebral arteries at the junction of the pons and medulla

55. Cochleae The basilar membrane of animals with long Cochleae also vibrates at different locations along the membrane in response to different frequency sounds.

56. Four illustrative cases of endovascular coil occlusion of the basilar artery for the treatment of fusiform aneurysms are presented and discussed.

57. This activity describes the clinical presentation, diagnosis, and management of Basilar artery infarct (BAO), and highlights the role of the healthcare team in immediately and

58. ‘Transverse sections through the pons show that it consists of two parts - the Basilar, or ventral pons, and the dorsally located pontine tegmentum.’

59. Next to the trauma, the most likely causes of a sudden onset of locked-in syndrome are basilar artery stroke and brain hemorrhage.

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61. Migraine with brainstem aura or MBA (formerly known as Basilar migraines) are headachesthat start in the lower part of the brain, called the brainstem

62. This syndrome is the manifestation of upper brainstem and diencephalic ischemia caused by occlusion of the rostral Basilar artery; the occlusion usually results from an embolism

63. Basilar artery infarct or occlusion (BAO) is caused by the obliteration of blood supply to the posterior circulation or vertebroBasilar system of arteries to the brain

64. Patients with acute ischemic stroke in the Basilar artery territory should receive intravenous alteplase (recombinant tissue plasminogen activator, tPA) if they qualify according to accepted criteria.

65. Selective partial obliteration of the aneurysmal sac by GDC and proximal vessel occlusion with flow reversal in the basilar artery resulted in an excellent anatomical and clinical outcome.

66. Basilar Skull Fracture (BSF) involving one of the five bones that form the base of the skull represents a life-threatening condition with high morbidity and mortality

67. VertebroBasilar insufficiency (VBI) is defined by inadequate blood flow through the posterior circulation of the brain, supplied by the 2 vertebral arteries that merge to form the Basilar artery

68. In sharp contrast to the adult mammalian Cochlea, which lacks regenerative ability, the mature avian Cochlea, or basilar papilla (BP) is capable of complete recovery from hearing loss after damage

69. Basilar invagination is a rare but serious condition in which the second cervical vertebra migrates upward into the intracranial space, causing pressure on the upper part of the spinal cord and lower brainstem

70. Abstract Infarction of rostral brainstem and cerebral hemispheral regions fed by the distal Basilar artery causes a clinically recognizable syndrome characterized by visual, oculomotor, and behavioral abnormalities, often without significant motor dysfunction.

71. A case of cerebello pontine angle syndrome is reported in which the cause was an atherosclerotic and tortuous basilar artery, with functional loss of the acoustic nerve and irritation of the trigeminal nerve.

72. Migraine with brainstem aura (MBA), previously called Basilar-type migraine, is a rare form of migraine with aura wherein the primary signs and symptoms seem to originate from the brainstem, without evidence of weakness

73. After injection of horseradish peroxidase into the basilar papilla or into the ampullae of the horizontal and anterior semicircular canals, neurons labeled by the granular reaction product of retrogradely transported HRP were found in the medulla oblongata bilaterally.

74. The Cochlea is a complex coiled structure. It consists of a long membrane, known as the basilar membrane, which is tuned in such a way that high tones vibrate the region near the base and low tones vibrate the region near the apex.

75. Basilar artery An artery in the base of the brain formed by the union of the right and left vertebral arteries, which courses along the clivus from the lower to upper borders of the pons, and bifurcates into the posterior cerebral arteries

76. In a group of 50 proselected examples of venous phase of carotid angiography the definition and delining of the position of the posterior ventricular branches of the internal cerebral and basilar vein in 2 projections was made. The relative frequences of these veins were recorded.

77. A Rare Presentation of Stroke: Basilary Artery Dissection Fevzi Yilmaza, c, Engin Deniz Arslan a, Miray Ozlema, Cemil Kavalci, Deniz Sonmez Ciliz b, Bige Sayin Sever Abstract Basilar artery (BA) dissection has significant morbidity and mortality and the diagnosis of BA dissection is difficult

78. Two types of axillary organs are recognized in the leafy Bryophyta: first, an « homoaxitlary » type where the Acroscopic part of a segment gives rise both to the organ and the axillant leaf (mucilage-hairs of Mosses, terminal branching and antheridia of the Jungermanniales), and, secondly, an « heteroaxillary » type where the organ originates in the basiscopic basilar part of a segment (n