Changes of hypoglossal nerve activity during inhibition of chewing and swallowing by lingual nerve stimulation
Tóm tắt
In rabbits under light ether anesthesia cortically evoked rhythmic movements of chewing and swallowing or reflex swallowing by superior laryngeal nerve stimulation are inhibited when in addition the lingual nerve is stimulated.
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