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cerebral [Brit ˈsɛrɪbr(ə)l, səˈriːbr(ə)l, americ səˈribrəl, ˈsɛrəbrəl] ADJ MED

cerebral

cérébral

cerebral person, writing, music

intellectuel/-elle

cerebral palsy [Brit, americ ˌsɛrəbrəl ˈpɔlzi] SUBST

cerebral palsy

infirmité f motrice cérébrale

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cérébral (cérébrale) ANAT, MED

cerebral

cérébral (cérébrale) personne

cerebral

cérébral (cérébrale)

cerebral type

hémisphère cérébral

cerebral hemisphere

hémorragie cérébrale

cerebral haemorrhage

accident cérébral/vasculaire

cerebral/vascular accident

cerebral no Dicionário PONS

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cerebral [ˈserɪbrəl, americ ˌserə-] ADJ

cerebral

cérébral(e)

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cérébral(e)

cerebral

être un pur cérébral

to be a purely cerebral type

écorce cérébrale

cerebral cortex

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to be a purely cerebral type

être un pur cérébral

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Projects range from helpful community projects such as developing and manufacturing toys for children with cerebral palsy to developing basic engine automobiles.

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This binding is also heat-sensitive, where heating rat cerebral cortical membranes reduces the amount of specific binding.

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He proposed that reducing the cerebral blood flow would reduce the frequency and duration of seizure activity.

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Waterborne diseases such as cerebral malaria and leishmaniasis are prevalent in lowland and coastal areas.

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He was on the ward for 76 days due to severe cerebral hemorrhage.

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In general, researches have observed that this microembolization is a frequent phenomenon during the build-up of cerebral thrombi.

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This indirect pathway also involves the subthalamic nucleus (a part of the thalamus), which receives signals from the cerebral cortex.

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The procedure became more accepted in the late 19th century once antisepsis was available and cerebral localization was a familiar concept.

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Between about two months before and after birth, most of the cerebral cortex becomes myelinated.

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Sulci are one of three parts of the cerebral cortex, the others being the gyri and the fissures.

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