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Đục thủy tinh thể bất thường kéo mây hoặc opacities trong ống kính của mắt. Phẫu thuật bằng dao Gamma Một kỹ thuật tập trung bức xạ rất mạnh trên diện tích được xác định rõ mô bất thường cần điều trị | Key Terms Acoustic nerve The cranial nerve VIII involved in both hearing and balance. Axillary Referring to the armpit. Cataracts Abnormal clouding or opacities within the lens of the eye. Gamma-knife surgery A technique of focusing very intense radiation on an extremely well-defined area of abnormal tissue requiring treatment thus allowing a very high dose of radiation to be used with less damage to neighboring normal tissue. Glial cell A type of cell in the nervous system that provides support for the nerve cells. Glioma A tumor made up of abnormal glial cells. Inguinal Referring to the groin area. Iris In the eye the colored ring that is located behind the cornea and in front of the lens. Leukemia Cancer of a blood cell. Lisch nodule A benign growth within the iris of the eye. Macule A small flat area of abnormal color on the skin. Meninges The three-layered membranous covering of the brain and spinal cord. Meningioma A tumor made up of cells of the lining of the brain and spinal cord meninges . Neurofibromas Soft rubbery flesh-colored tumors made up of the fibrous substance that covers peripheral nerves. Pheochromocytoma A tumor of the adrenal glands that causes high blood pressure. Posterior subcapsular lenticular opacity A type of cataract in the eye. Rhabdomyosarcoma A tumor of the tendons muscles or connective tissue. Schwann cell Cells that cover the nerve fibers in the body providing both insulation and increasing the speed of nerve conduction. Scoliosis Side-to-side curvature of the spine. Sphenoid A bone of the skull. Tinnitus The abnormal sensation of hearing a ringing or buzzing noise. Wilms tumor A childhood tumor of the kidneys. Neuroleptic malignant syndrome dopamine. Most often the drugs involved are those that treat psychosis called neuroleptic medications. The syndrome results in dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system the branch of the nervous system responsible for regulating such involuntary actions as heart rate blood pressure digestion
