| jacksonian e. |
epilepsy characterized by focal motor seizures with unilateral clonic movements that start in one group of muscles and spread systematically to adjacent groups, reflecting the march of the epileptic activity through the motor cortex. The seizures are due to a discharging focus in the contralateral motor cortex; called also Bravais-jacksonian e.
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| jacksonian m. |
the spread of abnormal electrical activity from one area of the cerebral cortex to adjacent areas, characteristic of jacksonian epilepsy.
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| jackstone c. |
a urinary calculus with six spikes like those of the toy in the game of jacks.
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| jacket |
The hard metal covering surrounding the lead core of a bullet.
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| jacket |
The outer protective covering of a cable.
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