akinesias造句

• Nine of the patients were diagnosed as suffering from ptosis and nystagmus, as well as psychological effects such as apathy, akinesia, lethargy, timing and local disorientation, kleptomania, and abnormal sensations of hunger ".
• The recent EMA evaluation also revealed high potential for Parkinsonian ( or extrapyramidal ) symptoms ( such as tremor, rigidity, akinesia, hypertonia ), gait instability, restless leg syndrome, other related movement disorders, reversible after treatment discontinuation.
• A slightly milder phenotype with survival beyond 32nd gestational week also characterized by foetal akinesia, arthrogryposis and anterior horn cell loss ( Lethal arthrogryposis with anterior horn cell disease, LAAHD ) was also shown to be allelic to LCCS1 and result from mutations in GLE1.
• However, in maguari stork nestlings, akinesia ceases much earlier, and the unusual aggressiveness of the young has probably developed as a specialised anti-predator strategy in compensation for the young chicks inability to leave the nest due to their slow-developing hallux and the vulnerable position of the nest on the ground.
• The ballooning patterns were classified by Shimizu et al . as Takotsubo type for apical akinesia and basal hyperkinesia, reverse Takotsubo for basal akinesia and apical hyperkinesia, mid-ventricular type for mid-ventricular ballooning accompanied by basal and apical hyperkinesia, and localised type for any other segmental left ventricular ballooning with clinical characteristics of Takotsubo-like left ventricular dysfunction.
• The ballooning patterns were classified by Shimizu et al . as Takotsubo type for apical akinesia and basal hyperkinesia, reverse Takotsubo for basal akinesia and apical hyperkinesia, mid-ventricular type for mid-ventricular ballooning accompanied by basal and apical hyperkinesia, and localised type for any other segmental left ventricular ballooning with clinical characteristics of Takotsubo-like left ventricular dysfunction.
• Kleist was " instrumental in pioneering German neuropsychiatry and neuropsychology, including the description of frontal, constructional, limb-kinetic ( innervatory ) and psychomotor apraxias, frontal akinesia and aspontaneity, as well as object and form blindness . " His Frankfurt School has been described as the last school of " completely unified neuropsychiatry, " and many of his students became prominent researchers in the field.
• Many akinesia patients also form a linguistic akinesia in which their ability to produce verbal movements mirrors their physical akinesia symptoms, especially after unsuccessful PVP . Patients are usually able to maintain normal levels of fluency, but often stop midsentence, unable to remember or produce a desired word . subjects with faster rates of speech experienced more problems trying to produce conversational language than those who normally spoke at slower rates.
• Many akinesia patients also form a linguistic akinesia in which their ability to produce verbal movements mirrors their physical akinesia symptoms, especially after unsuccessful PVP . Patients are usually able to maintain normal levels of fluency, but often stop midsentence, unable to remember or produce a desired word . subjects with faster rates of speech experienced more problems trying to produce conversational language than those who normally spoke at slower rates.
• Many akinesia patients also form a linguistic akinesia in which their ability to produce verbal movements mirrors their physical akinesia symptoms, especially after unsuccessful PVP . Patients are usually able to maintain normal levels of fluency, but often stop midsentence, unable to remember or produce a desired word . subjects with faster rates of speech experienced more problems trying to produce conversational language than those who normally spoke at slower rates.
• The psychological symptoms produced by the surgery were apathy, akinesia ( retarded movement or inertia ), loss of initiative ( present in one half of Moniz's patients; and in a few, prolonged ), catatonic " attitude, " mutism ( . . . observed in 11 of the 20 cases ), negativism, disturbed orientation in space and time, puerility ( one patient carried around and rocked dolls she had made ), kleptomania and abnormal hunger sensations ( experienced by one-quarter of the patients ).