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wallerian degeneration Degeneration of an axon and its myelin sheath distal to the site of an injury.
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wallerian degeneration degeneration of the portion of the axon and the myelin sheath of a neuron, distal to the site of injury wheal - elevated lesion of the skin white ramus communicans - the portion of a preganglionic sympathetic nerve fiber that branches away from the anterior ramus of a spinal nerve to enter the nearest sympathetic trunk ganglion Return to top
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wallerian named for Augustus Volney Waller, English physiologist, 1816–1870, as wallerian degeneration.
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wallerian d. fatty degeneration of a nerve fiber that has been severed from its nutritive centers; cf. dying-back. Called also secondary d.
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wallerian degeneration Is Axonal Degeneration without local Inflammation and before local DeMyelination that results from a distal injury to the same Axon. Wallerian Degeneration commonly occurs, sometime after a distant Axonal part has been severed. White Matter - The common term for Myelin and/or the Medullary Body and consists of: Myelinated Axons, and supporting cells (Astrocytes). ...
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