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The 32 pages that link to Central nervous system, each with the reason it gives.

• Multiple sclerosisNarrower topic: Multiple sclerosis affects this system rather than peripheral nerves.

• NociceptionNarrower topic: Nociceptive input is processed by spinal and brain circuits, not only by peripheral receptors.

• Spinal cordNarrower topic: The spinal cord is one of the two structures that make up this system.

• NeurologyNarrower topic: Neurology examines disorders arising in the nervous system’s central structures.

• BrainstemNarrower topic: The brainstem is a connecting region within this broader neural system.

• MeningesNarrower topic: The meninges are coverings of these two components of the central nervous system.

• DemyelinationNarrower topic: Its myelin is made by oligodendrocytes and is affected in disorders such as multiple sclerosis.

• AstrocyteNarrower topic: Astrocytes are glia of this nervous-system division, unlike peripheral glial cells.

• Muscle weaknessNarrower topic: Damage to these structures can reduce voluntary force or disrupt motor pathways.

• NeurotoxicityNarrower topic: Many toxic effects involve the brain or spinal cord rather than peripheral nerves.

• Somatic nervous systemNarrower topic: Somatic pathways carry signals to and from this central processing system.

• Gut-brain axisNarrower topic: It is the central neural partner in the gut-brain communication network.

• BrainNarrower topic: The brain is one of the two organs comprising this larger system.

• NeuropathologyNarrower topic: Much neuropathological work examines diseases affecting these two structures.

• Psychoactive drugNarrower topic: Psychoactive substances produce their defining effects by changing activity in the brain.

• StimulantNarrower topic: Stimulants are defined by increasing activity in this system.

• Nervous tissueNarrower topic: Its gray and white matter organize nervous tissue for central processing and communication.

• Behavioral neuroscienceNarrower topic: It is the main anatomical system examined in studies of brain–behavior relations.

• Pelizaeus–Merzbacher diseaseNarrower topic: The myelin impairment in this disease occurs in these structures.

• Human brainNarrower topic: The human brain is one component of this larger system.

• Neurodegenerative diseaseNarrower topic: Many neurodegenerative disorders primarily affect structures within this system.