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338 IndexCCentral pattern generator(CPG) , 115, 233, 235Cerebral cortex, masticatory muscleintracortical microstimulation , 122–124movements types , 121–122neuronal recording and ablationfi nding , 124–125Cervical dystonia , 288Chronic lymphedema , 304, 308Chronic progressive external ophthalmoplegia(CPEO) , 79–81Ciona intestinalis , 22Conjugate horizontal eye movementsabducens nucleusanatomical connection , 59–61neuroanatomy , 58–59neurophysiology , 61–64horizontal recti , 58oculomotor nucleusneuroanatomy , 64–66neurophysiology , 66Corneal ulcers , 266Cortical masticatory area (CMA) , 115Cranial dystonia , 288Cranial nervesEOM innervation , 34, 51facial nerve ( see Facial nerve)hypoglossal nerve, motoractivation , 230–232motor nuclei , 116, 117sucking rhythm generators , 237tongue sensation , 232–233Cranial neural crest cellshead muscle development , 19–20masticatory muscles , 132Craniofacial musclesadaptability , 328aging , 330disease sparing , 328–329embryology , 326extraocular muscle ( see Extraocularmuscle (EOM))facial muscles ( see Spastic facial muscledisorders)fi ber types , 326–327future aspects , 330–331head ( see Head muscle development)head and neck evolution , 4larynx ( see Laryngeal muscle)masticatory muscle (see Masticatory muscle)mesodermal origin , 12muscle function , 5neuromuscular disease , 5–6pharynx ( see Pharyngeal muscle)physiological properties , 325tongue ( see Tongue)Cyclovertical eye movementsagonist–antagonist pair , 67superior rectus and obliquemuscles , 66–67trochlear motoneurons , 68trochlear nuclei , 67–68DDiplopia , 79BoNT injections , 304EOM, thyroid disease , 82Dizziness , 272Dorsal medullary reticular column(DMRC) , 233Doxorubicin , 308Dry eye , 304Duchenne muscular dystrophy(DMD) , 6, 16, 329extraocular muscles , 84–85laryngeal muscle response toclinical characteristics , 187cricothyroid (CT) muscle , 188–190extracellular and intracellularcalcium , 187–188lateral cricoarytenoid muscle , 188medial and lateral thyroarytenoidmuscle , 188muscle weakness , 188Dyskinesias , 287–288Dysport ® , 301EEar pain , 271Electromyography (EMG)brainstem re fl exes , 119cricopharyngeus (CP) muscle , 160facial palsy , 272jaw movement , 248laryngeal muscleamyotrophic lateral sclerosis , 190cricothyroid muscle , 145myasthenia gravis , 193sternothyroid muscle , 155swallowing , 146–147, 157masticatory musclesaged masticatory muscles , 135–136DMD and ALS , 133jaw-opening and jaw-closingmuscles , 119
Index339Embryonic myosin heavy chain , 95Endomysial collagen , 102Entactin , 97Erythema , 302, 303Essential blepharospasm. See alsoBlepharospasmclinical features , 289–290de fi nition , 288–289diagnosis and differentialdiagnosis , 292–293pathophysiology , 292Evoked electromyography (EEMG),facial palsy , 272Exposure keratopathy , 304, 308Extraocular muscle (EOM) , 12amyotrophic lateral sclerosis , 82–84anatomyagonist/antagonist pairs , 33bony orbit , 33cranial nerves , 34eye movements , 32levator palpebrae superiorismuscle , 31–32yoked muscles , 33embryological origins , 34–35mitochondrial disorderschronic progressive externalophthalmoplegia , 79–80cytochrome-c-oxidase loss , 80–81MELAS , 80mtDNA mutations , 79–80molecular expressionKrebs cycle , 43, 44myosin-binding protein , 41SERCA content , 42–43motor controlconjugate horizontal eye movements( see Conjugate horizontal eyemovements)cyclovertical movements , 66–68vergence movements , 68–69motor innervation , 36–38muscle fi bers , 36, 37myonuclear turnover andregeneration , 44–45myosin heavy chain isoformshybrid fi bers , 41–42limb and body skeletal muscle , 39mismatched fi ber , 41, 42orbital and global layers , 39single fi ber segments , 42neuromuscular diseasesMiller Fisher syndrome , 76–78myasthenia gravis , 77–79oculopharyngeal musculardystrophy , 81thyroid disease , 81–82Eye. See also Extraocular muscle (EOM)biomechanical characteristics“eye-pull” study , 52–53Maxwell element , 53ocular biomechanics , 53–56plant modeling , 52, 55–57Voigt elements , 52–53conjugate horizontal movements( see Conjugate horizontal eyemovements)cyclovertical movements , 66–68vergence movements , 68–69Eyelid creases , 307Eyelid tics , 315FFace primary motor cortex (face MI) , 121Face primary somatosensory area(face SI) , 121Facial nerveaberrant regeneration of , 295ablation , 309anatomyfacial nerve (CNVII) function , 268lacrimal secretions , 267marginal mandibular and cervicalbranches , 268pontine lesions , 266temporal branch , 267voluntary facial expression , 266zygomatic and buccalbranches , 267palsy ( see Facial palsy)Facial palsyacute surgical management , 276Bell’s palsyage , 273–374Copenhagen Facial NerveStudy , 273FPRI , 275herpes simplex virus , 273House–Brackmann system , 275HZV diagnosis , 274natural history , 273pediatrics , 274rheumatism , 273bilateral facial palsy , 282chronic surgical managementeyelids , 277–278forehead , 278
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Craniofacial Muscles
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EditorsLinda K. McLoonDepartment of
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viContents8 Masticatory Muscle Resp
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viiiContributorsMark Lewis School o
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Chapter 1The Craniofacial Muscles:
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1 The Craniofacial Muscles: Argumen
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1 The Craniofacial Muscles: Argumen
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Chapter 2Head Muscle DevelopmentIta
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2 Head Muscle Development132.3 Head
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2 Head Muscle Development19to specu
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2 Head Muscle Development21as Islet
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2 Head Muscle Development232.10 Sum
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2 Head Muscle Development25Hirsinge
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2 Head Muscle Development27Rudnicki
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Part IIIExtraocular Muscles
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52 V.E. DasFig. 4.1 Initial studies
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Chapter 6Masticatory Muscle Structu
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Chapter 9Structure and Function of
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Part VITongue Musculature
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Part VIIFacial Muscles
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