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Disease Information for Accessory nerve/eleventh palsy

Clinical Manifestations
Signs & Symptoms: Weakness sternocleidomastoid muscle
: Cranial nerve abnormalities/involvement/signs
Disease Mechanism & Classification
Class: CLASS/Neurologic (category)
Process: PROCESS/Reference organ/system (category)
Synonyms
Synonym: Accessory nerve, Accessory nerve (XI), Accessory Nerve Spinal, Accessory nerve structure, Accessory nerve structure (body structure), Accessory Nerves, Accessory Nerves Spinal, Cervical accessory nerve, Cranial Nerve Eleventh, Cranial Nerve XI, Cranial Nerves Eleventh, Eleventh cranial nerve, Eleventh Cranial Nerves, Nerve (Accessory), Nerve Accessory, Nerve Eleventh Cranial, Nerve Spinal Accessory, Nerves Accessory, Nerves Eleventh Cranial, Nerves Spinal Accessory, Palsy, spinal accessory nerve, Spinal accessory nerve tree, Spinal Accessory Nerves, Willis' nerve, Synonym/Vernet's syndrome
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External Links Related to Accessory nerve/eleventh palsy: Google; Wikipedia; Merck; Images; PubMed (National Library of Medicine); NGC (National Guideline Clearinghouse); Medscape (eMedicine); Harrison's Online (accessmedicine); NEJM (The New England Journal of Medicine)

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