[Training of sensory function in children with Down's syndrome].
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A technique for the quantitative assessment of cutaneous sensory function in subjects with neurologic disease.
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Sensory function of the median nerve: preliminary studies using microelectrode techniques in man.
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Symptom validity testing and symptom retraining: procedures for the assessment and treatment of functional sensory deficits.
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[Multiple sensory functions in ENT (author's transl)].
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[Study of stomato-sensory functions in denture wearers].
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Restoration of sensory function in severe degloving injuries of the hand.
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[Research and considerations on the special nervous structures regulating the sensory function of hairs, in mammals. I].
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[Examination of the sensory function of the retina in retinal detachment].
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[Exploration of the sensory function of the upper extremities in subjects with prior myocardial infarct].
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Measuring sensory function of the hand in peripheral nerve injuries.
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[Operative procedures for the restoration of the sensory function of the thumb].
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[Rehabilitation of sensory functions in patients with post-chiasmatic visual disorders (author's transl)].
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[Effect of diesel fuel on skin sensory functions].
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Reconstruction of the vagina with sensory function.
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Pharmacology of amezinium, a novel antihypotensive drug. V. Effect on visceral, renal, metabolic and sensory functions.
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[Evaluation of sensory function in patients with stable and unstable angina].
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Sensory functions of the heart.
Stretch receptors are situated in the walls of the atria, left ventricle and coronary arteries. Atrial receptors are stimulated by atrial distension due to increased filling as the result, amongst other things, of an increased blood volume. Their reflex responses are increases in heart rate and in urine flow. Ventricular receptors may be stimulated by chemical agents, mechanical stimuli, or both. They are responsible for the Bezold-Jarisch reflex of bradycardia and hypotension, but their normal physiological role, if any, is uncertain. The proximal part of the left coronary artery contains baroreceptors which are excited by increases in blood pressure. Their role, like other baroreceptors, is to control blood pressure by regulation of the diameter of the peripheral blood vessels.
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