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demyelination The loss of the protective sheath surrounding the nerves in the spinal cord.
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demyelination The loss of the normal lining of an axon so that conduction of nerve signals is greatly slowed or blocked.
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demyelination Abnormal process that leads to the loss or breakdown of myelin.
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demyelination damage caused to myelin by recurrent attacks of inflammation. Demyelination ultimately results in nervous system scars, called plaques, which interrupt communications between the nerves and the rest of the body.
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demyelination The destruction, loss or removal of the protective myelin sheath coating the axons, resulting in their inability to transmit impulses. Usually caused by diseases such as multiple sclerosis or the leukodystrophies.
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