| A | B |
|---|
| aphasia | condition of loss or impairment of the ability to speak |
| neurologist | physician who specializes in neurology |
| encephalosclerosis | hardening of the brain |
| neuroectomy | excision of a nerve |
| rhinzomeningomyelitis | inflammation of teh nerve root, meninges, and spinal cord |
| neuroarthropathy | disease of nerves and joints |
| cerebral thrombosis | condition of a blood clot in the cerebrum |
| neuritis | inflammation of the nerve |
| meningitis | inflammation of the meninges |
| encephalitis | inflammation of the brain |
| polyneuritis | inflammation of many nerves |
| neurorrhaphy | suture of a nerve |
| neurolysis | separating a nerve (from adhesions) |
| electroencephalograph | instrument used for recording the electrical impulses of the brain |
| cerebral | pertaining to the cerebrum |
| myelomalacia | softening of the spinal cord |
| hemiplegia | paralysis of half of the body (right or left side) |
| monoparesis | slight paralysis of one limb |
| subdural | pertaining to below dura mater |
| phrenopathy | mental disease |
| cerebellitis | inflammation of the cerebellum |
| duritis | inflammation of the dura mater |
| neuroblast | developing nerve cell |
| meningocele | protrusion of the meninges |
| ganglitis | inflammation of the gangalion |
| radiculitis | inflammation of teh spinal nerve roots |
| neuroma | tumor made up of nerve cells |
| ganglionectomy | excision of a ganglion |
| neurotomy | incision into a nerve |
| myelogram | x-ray film of the spinal cord |
| rhizotomy | incision into a nerve root |
| anesthesia | loss of felling or sensation |
| echoencephalography | proces of recording brain structures by use of sound |
| radiotomy | incision into a nerve root |
| duritis | inflammation of teh dura mater |
| cerebellitis | inflammatiion of the cerebellum |
| neuroid | resembling a nerve |
| interictal | occurring between seizures or attacks |
| dysphasia | condition of difficulty in speaking |
