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sensory nerve
A nerve that carries signals from sensory receptors (in the skin, eyes, ears, etc.) to the brain and spinal cord, enabling the perception of touch, pain, temperature, sight, hearing, and other sensations.
A compound of 感覚 (sensation, sense) and 神経 (nerve). A basic anatomy term used in biology and medicine. Sensory nerves are one of the two main types of peripheral nerves, the other being 運動神経 (motor nerves).
Common collocations
- 感覚神経の障害: sensory nerve disorder
- 感覚神経が麻痺する: sensory nerves become numb
- 末梢感覚神経: peripheral sensory nerve
Related words
Related Words
Related:
運動神経 (motor nerve)
Related:
自律神経 (autonomic nerve)
Related:
末梢神経 (peripheral nerve)