Wednesday, June 08, 2011

Bulbar Nerve Lesions

A lesion in the vagus nerve (CNX) causes the uvulA to deviate Away from the side of the lesion (uvula to the right, lesion on left side of brain).

A lesion in the hypoglossal (CNXII) causes the Tonge to deviate Towards the lesion (deviation to the left = lesion on the left).

2 comments:

Yassir said...

Something a lot of people use is that "The Tongue tells the Truth" So that the tongue always points towards the side of the lesion :)

مركز الشعلة said...
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