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nervi Italian architect who pioneered in the use of reinforced concrete (1891-1979)
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nerve block 1. regional anesthesia secured by making extraneural or paraneural injections of anesthetics in close proximity to the nerve whose conductivity is to be cut off. 2. neurolysis (def. 4).
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nerve conduction velocity the speed, in meters per second, at which an impulse moves along the largest fibers of a peripheral nerve.
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nervous breakdown Although not a medical term, the phrase "nervous breakdown" is often used by laymen to describe a sudden and acute attack of mental illness—for instance, clinical depression or anxiety disorder—in a previously outwardly healthy person. Breakdowns are the result of chronic and unrelenting nervous strain, and not a sign of weakness. Like any machine, the human body will start to malfunction when put under too much stress. ...
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nerve block A procedure in which medicine is injected directly into or around a nerve or into the spine to block pain.
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