innervations
Neural pathway connections
Innervations are the supplies of nerves to body parts or organs.
The term describes both the anatomical arrangement of nerves and the process by which nerve impulses reach tissues: The innervation of the heart controls its rhythm.
In physiology, innervation determines how muscles receive signals to contract and how sensory information travels to the brain.
Tense apprehension
- musclesContractile body tissue
- fibersThreadlike structural strands
- motorEnergy-to-motion converter
- sensoryRelated to perception
axons · dendrites · ganglia · synapses · tissue · peripheral · spinal · cranial
Reduction in size
- stimulationEvoking a response
- impulseSudden urge to act
- activationSetting into operation
- responseAnswer to stimulus
signaling · transmission · excitation · motor · function · control · regulation · movement
Loss of muscle function
- numbnessLoss of sensation
- sensationPerceived stimulus or phenomenon
- dysfunctionAbnormal or unhealthy operation
- neuropathyDamage to peripheral nerves
damage · regeneration · atrophy · diagnosis · denervation · lesion · compression · injury
nerves
Tense apprehension
sensory · axons · dendrites · ganglia · synapses · tissue · peripheral · spinal · cranial · autonomic
contraction
Reduction in size
- stimulationEvoking a response
- impulseSudden urge to act
- activationSetting into operation
response · signaling · transmission · excitation · motor · function · control · regulation · movement · voluntary
paralysis
Loss of muscle function
- numbnessLoss of sensation
- sensationPerceived stimulus or phenomenon
- dysfunctionAbnormal or unhealthy operation
neuropathy · damage · regeneration · atrophy · diagnosis · denervation · lesion · compression · injury · deficit
innervationsdenervation
Loss of nerve supply
deafferentation · numbness · anesthesia · paralysis · insensitivity
innervationsvascularization
Formation of blood vessels
blood supply · vasculature · perfusions · circulation · perfusion