Overview of General Findings
- Parts of the Brain:
- Bekhterev’s Acromial Reflex: a deep muscle reflex
- Bekhterev’s Disease: An autoimmune disease characterized by arthritis, inflammation, and eventual immobility of joints
- Bekhterev’s Nucleus: The superior nucleus of the vestibular nerve
- Bekhterev’s Nystagmus: Nystagmus that develops after the destruction of the canals of the inner ear
- Bekhterev’s Pactoralis Reflex: A reflex that extends the Pectoralis major muscle
- Bekhterev’s Reflex: Three reflexes described by Bekhterev concerning the eye, face and abdominal muscles
- Bekhterev’s Reflex I: Dilatation of the pupil upon exposure to light
- Bekhterev’s Reflex II: Scapulohumeral reflex
- Bekhterev’s Reflex of Eye: Areflex of the contraction of the M. orbicularis oculi
- Bekhterev’s Reflex of Hand: The hand-flexor phenomena
- Bekhterev’s Reflex of the Heel: Toe-flexion reflex
- Bekhterev-Jacobsohn reflex: A finger flexion reflex which corresponds with the Bekhterev-Mendel foot reflex
Other Accomplishments:
- Bekhterev’s Nucleus (Superior vestibular nucleus)
- Bekhterev’s Disease: Numbness of the spine
- Over 800 publications
- Reflexology: objective study of human behavior that studies the relationship between environmental stimuli and overt behavior
- Bekhterev’s Mixture: a medicine with a sedative effect.
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