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Neuraxis

The neuraxis, also known as the neuroaxis is the axis of the central nervous system. It extends from the brain to the spinal cord and denotes the direction in which the central nervous system lies in both development and in mature organisms. Early on in embryological development, the neuraxis begins as a distinctly straight axis, but quickly develops…

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Neuraxis

Nodes17
Edges16
Triples35
Avg. degree1.88
Density0.117647
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has application · 13
Neuraxis → AIS, Arnold-Chiari, Atypical, Due, EDS, Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes, Extreme, In, Insufficient, MRIs, Neurosurgery, The, This
related to Anatomical orientation and origin of the neuraxis · 7
Neuraxis → CNS, Dorsal, Early, Following, Here, The, Through
related to Anatomical and clinical significance · 5
Neuraxis → As, In, Once, The, This

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brain axis nervous system development anatomical structures neural spinal formation flexure also stem tube cord embryonic animal central complex anterior-posterior

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the brain steminstance ofallowing for the formation and distinction of complex structures0.80text
cerebral cortexinstance ofallowing for the formation and distinction of complex structures0.80text
rostralinstance ofcommon anatomical terms0.80text
caudalinstance ofcommon anatomical terms0.80text
dorsalinstance ofcommon anatomical terms0.80text
and ventral hold different meanings at the headinstance ofcommon anatomical terms0.80text
underscoring the importance of the neuraxis as a reference pointinstance ofcommon anatomical terms0.80text
scoliosisinstance ofInsufficient mechanical support and altered vasculature due to misaligned neuraxes causes extreme pathology in several conditions0.80text
Arnold-Chiari malformationinstance ofInsufficient mechanical support and altered vasculature due to misaligned neuraxes causes extreme pathology in several conditions0.80text
and even some cases of Ehlers-Danlos Syndromesinstance ofInsufficient mechanical support and altered vasculature due to misaligned neuraxes causes extreme pathology in several conditions0.80text
Neuraxishas applicationThe0.60section
Neuraxishas applicationDue0.60section

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