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  Syrinx: Spinal Cord Disorders: Merck Manual Home Edition
A syrinx is a fluid-filled cavity that develops in the spinal cord (called a syringomyelia), in the brain stem (called a syringobulbia), or in both.
In about half of the people who have a syrinx, it is present at birth, and then for poorly understood reasons, it enlarges during the teen or young adult years.
Syrinxes in the brain stem can produce vertigo, nystagmus (rapid movement of the eyes in one direction followed by a slower drift back to the original position), unusual sensations (such as pins-and-needles) in the face, loss of taste, difficulty speaking, difficulty swallowing, and weakness and wasting away (atrophy) of the tongue.
www.merck.com /mmhe/au/sec06/ch093/ch093f.html   (359 words)

  
  Syrinx - LoveToKnow 1911
The syrinx consisted of a varying number of reeds, having their open ends or embouchures in a horizontal line and their stopped ends, formed by the knots in the reed, gradually decreasing in length from left to right.
The syrinx was in use during the middle ages, and was known in France as frestel or fretiau, in medieval Latin as fistula pans, and in Germany as Pansflote or Hirtenpfeife (now Papagenof ote).
The modern mouth-organ is the representative of the syrinx, although blown by means of a free reed.
www.1911encyclopedia.org /Syrinx   (295 words)

  
 fr_news_4c
Syrinx was responsible for the complete audio postproduction and for the sound design and synchronization of “Little Amadeus”.
Syrinx had the pleasure to do a high definition video recording for a musically rarity: Claude Debussy’s “The Fall of the House of Usher”.
Syrinx was responsible for the recording and the postproduction.
www.syrinx.de /English/frst_home/fr_news/fr_news_4c.html   (504 words)

  
 Thoracolumbar Syrinx in Association With Williams Syndrome -- Cohen and Quigley 118 (2): e522 -- Pediatrics
Because the syrinx appeared to be directly contributing to the
The pathogenesis of syrinx formation is still under debate.
Pomeranz H. Isolated Horner syndrome and syrinx of the cervical spinal cord.
pediatrics.aappublications.org /cgi/content/full/118/2/e522   (1835 words)

  
 Synton Syrinx
The Syrinx was the brainchild of Synton founder Felix Visser, who partially based its design on discussions he’d had with Bob Moog.
The Syrinx’s filter was more or less originated by the Syntovox vocoders we used to build because I was, and still am, intrigued by speech.
At that time we were working a lot with formant filters and parallel band filters to make speech-like sounds, so I thought the Syrinx should have a formant filter with which you could eventually, if you wanted to, make speech-like sounds.
www.keyboardmag.com /story.asp?storyCode=8306   (730 words)

  
 Debussy: La Mer, Syrinx, etc / Karajan, et al Classical
Debussy: La Mer, Syrinx, etc / Karajan, et al Classical
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 Debussy: Sonate, Syrinx, Chansons De Bilitis, Etc / Bernold Classical
Debussy: Sonate, Syrinx, Chansons De Bilitis, Etc / Bernold Classical
Debussy: Sonate, Syrinx, Chansons De Bilitis, Etc / Bernold CD
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 SYRINX Panflöten-Ensemble | Hildesheim
Ein uraltes Instrument und eine junge Gruppe von Musikern, das ist SYRINX, das einzige feste Panflötenensemble Deutschlands.
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