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PubMed1979

[Facial myokomias in brain stem tumors].

Four cases of brain-stem tumor were described, in which myokymias were electromyographically derived from the region of several cerebral nerves. An attempt is made to interpret the effects of twitching by reference to the electromyogram. Myokymias are a positive indication of organic brain stem damage. The use subtle techniques of electromyographic examination shows that this muscular hyperkinesis is not so infrequent a symptom as is generally believed.

Abducens Nerve↗
PubMed1972

[Facial hemispasm].

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[Gipospast-1 thermoelectric apparatus for local hypothermia].

A possibility of providing local hypothermia for human extremities over the area from 6.25 cm2 to 37.5 cm2 with temperature level up to 10 degrees C is shown. "Gipospast-1" is designed for accomplishing the local hypothermia. It was revealed that at such conditions the human organism reaction ensures a specific heat flow on the cooling surface to 0.02+/-0.04 W/cm2. The clinical trials of the apparatus confirmed its efficacy for removing the contractures of the facial muscles and for decreasing the spastics in paretic extremities of neurosurgical patients.

Body Temperature↗