neurogenic

Arising from nerves

Neurogenic means originating in or caused by the nervous system.

A neurogenic bladder results from nerve damage affecting bladder control.

Neurogenic pain arises from nerve dysfunction rather than tissue injury.

The term appears in medical contexts to distinguish conditions with neural origins from those caused by muscle, bone, or other systems.

physiological

neurotransmitter

Synaptic chemical messenger

electrophysiology · neuroplasticity · innervation · denervation · myelin · neuromuscular · afferent · efferent

developmental

differentiation

Recognizing meaningful differences

neuroblasts · induction · signaling · transcription · epigenetics · migration · maturation · patterning · specification

pathological

atrophy

Wasting from disuse

paresis · neuropathy · demyelination · neurodegeneration

clinical

diagnosis

Identification of illness

stroke · neuroprosthetics · treatment · prognosis · etiology

Opposites
origin/etiology

neurogeniccardiogenic

Caused by heart dysfunction

psychogenic · mechanical · traumatic · infectious · musculoskeletal

generative capacity

neurogenicneurodegenerative

Causing brain cell death

neurotoxic · neuropathic

mechanism of action

neurogenicintrinsic

Belonging by nature

hormonal · endocrine · humoral · chemical

Family

neurogenesis, neurogenetic

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