10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CHOREIC»
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choreic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
choreic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
No muscular movement is made without nervous effort and none that can be
avoided is permissible in the choreic child. Only the simplest toys should be
allowed, no excitement being permitted that can be avoided. Pleasurable
excitement is ...
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Huntington's Disease: New Insights for the Healthcare ...
University. of. Miami: Comprehensive. treatment. of. Huntington. disease. and.
other. choreic. disorders. By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Health &
Medicine Week — New research on Health and Medicine is the subject of a
report.
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Motor Speech Disorders: Diagnosis & Treatment
The first two of these articulation errors are the result of involuntary choreic
movements being imposed on the voluntary movements ofnormal articulation.
For example, involuntary contractions of the pharyngeal muscles may change the
shape ...
4
The Trachiniae of Sophocles
V. Third Stasimon, vv. 821 — 862. First Strophe. — In Period I., verses 1 and 1
are logaoedic ; choreic In II., 1 and 1 are choreic, and 3 logaoedic. Period wholly
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Two main types of abnormality can be distinguished from a clinical point of view:
arrhythmical and rhythmical movements. Arrhythmical Movements Arrhythmical
movements are characteristic symptoms of choreic and athetotic syndromes.
P. J. Hogg, K. Schulte, H. Wittich, 1994
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An Architectural Approach to Level Design
Tics, like choreic movements, may be either simple or complex, and thus
complexity cannot be used to differentiate them from choreic movements. Tics,
however, like myoclonus, rarely display the mercurial transience of choreic
movements.
Christopher W. Totten, 2014
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American Journal of Dental Science
According to him, stammering 1s purely a nervous affection, a functional disease,
and is of two kinds, choreic and tetanic. Choreic stammering consists in a kind of
chorea of the lips, and a succession of eonvulsive movements, more or less ...
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Neurologic Disorders of the Larynx
Choreic movements refer to involuntary, irregular, purposeless, nonrhythmic,
abrupt, rapid, unsustained movements that flow from one body part to another (
reviewed elsewhere472-473). Rhythmical movements with the speed and
duration of ...
Andrew Blitzer, Mitchell F. Brin, 2011
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Therapeutics of Parkinson's Disease and Other Movement Disorders
There are no published guidelines concerning the discontinuation of anti-choreic
agents. The author's policy is to attempt a gradual decrease of the dosage (25%
reduction every two weeks) after the patient has remained free of chorea for at ...
Mark Hallett, Werner Poewe, 2008
Choreic gait has a stuttering or dance-like qualitythat reflects superimposed
choreic and choreoathetotic movements. Stride length and cadence are irregular
and random. Thebase isvariable. Steps often deviate from the direction of travel,
...
H. Royden Jones, Jr. Jr., Jayashri Srinivasan, Gregory J. Allam, 2011
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CHOREIC»
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choreic is used in the context of the following news items.
Can Change Save Teva From Falling Off The Patent Cliff?
Huntexil is an oral small molecule dopamine D2 stabilizer being developed for the symptomatic treatment of non-choreic motor disorders, ... «Seeking Alpha, Jan 13»
HDBuzz Prize winner 2012: Deep brain stimulation for HD
For example, they must find exactly where to put the electrodes so that they will best disrupt the unintentional, choreic movements but not the ... «HDBuzz, Oct 12»
Son of Woody Guthrie, Living Quietly in East Bay, Looks Back On …
“He looked pretty scary—lots of choreic movements, dance-like movements.” What Guthrie knows about Woody is what he has heard from ... «Patch.com, Jul 12»
The Sphenoid, Acupuncture and Healing
... choreic movements, tinnitus, deafness, depression, migraine, any type of headache, especially those emanating from the occiput, frontal or around the eyes, ... «Dynamic Chiropractic, May 12»
The Brain on Trial
As with Tourette's sufferers, split-brain patients, and those with choreic movements, Kenneth's case illustrates that high-level behaviors can take place in the ... «The Atlantic, Jun 11»
