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1. 中間神経（膝状節）神経痛 nervus intermedius geniculate neuralgia
2. 頭蓋顔面痛の概要 overview of craniofacial pain
3. ベル麻痺：成人における病因、臨床的特徴、および診断 bells palsy pathogenesis clinical features and diagnosis in adults
4. 群発頭痛：急性および予防的治療 cluster headache acute and preventive treatment
5. 小児における顔面神経麻痺 facial nerve palsy in children

English Journal

Primary vestibular projections in the hagfish, Eptatretus burgeri.

Amemiya F, Kishida R, Goris RC, Onishi H, Kusunoki T.AbstractThe VIIIth cranial nerve projections in the hagfish, which has only one circular canal in the ear, were studied by transganglionic HRP transport. This nerve has two branches, the nervus utricularis (N. utr.) and the nervus saccularis (N. sac.), each with its own ganglion, the ganglion utriculare (G. utr.) and the ganglion sacculare (G. sac.), respectively. Although the G. sac. has uniformly small cells, the G. utr. consists of two separate cell masses, a ventral mass of large cells and a dorsal mass of small cells. The small cells were labeled in both ganglia after horseradish peroxidase (HRP) injection into the endolymphatic space. The greater part of the terminal areas of these two branches overlapped in the ventral nucleus of the area acoustico-lateralis, but the terminals of the N. sac. extended slightly further in a caudal direction. No projections to the primordial cerebellum and no retrogradely labeled cells in the brain were found. The large cells in the ventral part of the G. utr. seem to be general cutaneous neurons, and the dorsal part of the area acousticolateralis seems to receive lateral line input.
Brain research.Brain Res.1985 Jun 24;337(1):73-9.
The VIIIth cranial nerve projections in the hagfish, which has only one circular canal in the ear, were studied by transganglionic HRP transport. This nerve has two branches, the nervus utricularis (N. utr.) and the nervus saccularis (N. sac.), each with its own ganglion, the ganglion utriculare (G.
PMID 2408710

[Quantitative findings on the morphology of the vestibular nerve in Menière's disease].

Ritter J, Behrbohm H, Gerhardt HJ.AbstractIn vestibular nerves of patients without any inner ear disease and from patients who suffered from Menière's disease, the number, diameter, and density of nerve fibres were determined in the whole nerve as well as in the different parts (pars superior and pars inferior). As regards normal values, the number of fibres in the whole nerve ranged between 17 097 and 23 088 (age group: 40-54 years). In nerves from Menière patients the number of nerve fibres was diminished: in cases of 5-7 years of duration by about 13-37%; in cases of 15-21 years of duration, by about 73%. The persisting nerve fibres showed an increase in the number of thinner fibres, but occasionally also some very thick ones with giant myelin sheaths could be observed. The number and density of nerve fibres were appreciably diminished in the nervus ampullaris anterior, posterior, and nervus saccularis. The degenerative changes in Menière's disease were more pronounced in the phylogenetically younger pars inferior with progression in the later stages of the disease.
Acta oto-laryngologica.Acta Otolaryngol.1981 Nov-Dec;92(5-6):385-96.
In vestibular nerves of patients without any inner ear disease and from patients who suffered from Menière's disease, the number, diameter, and density of nerve fibres were determined in the whole nerve as well as in the different parts (pars superior and pars inferior). As regards normal values, t
PMID 7315259