PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «HYPAESTHESIA»
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «HYPAESTHESIA»
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hypaesthesia en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
hypaesthesia y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
Thyroid Surgery: Preventing and Managing Complications
Because of the significant undermining of the cutaneous flap, extensive and
prolonged hypaesthesia in the chest wall region has been described with axillary
approaches [15]. While it may be anticipated that this will resolve, this should be ...
Paolo Miccoli, David J. Terris, Michele N. Minuto, 2012
2
Brain: A Journal of Neurology
A hypaesthesia in this region may be caused either by involvement of the
sensory filaments of the seventh nerve, or of the auricular branch of the vagus as
it crosses the facial at the lower end of the Fallopian aqueduct. As has already
been ...
3
Review of Neurology and Psychiatry
The symptom complexes are (1) pronounced hemianopsia and ataxia, combined
with pressure symptoms varying in intensity, such as hypaesthesia,
hypastereognosis and slight paresis of the face and limbs ; (2) astereo»nosis and
ataxia, ...
4
Archives of Medicine: A Bi-monthly Journal Devoted to ...
... one-sided anaesthesia, with hypaesthesia of the other side, 1 ; analgesia, 2 ;
anaesthesia dolorosa, 1 ; tactile and reflex hypaesthesia, 3 ; reflex, without tactile
or dolorous, hypaesthesia, 1 ; hypaesthesia with localized hypersensitiveness to
...
Edward Constant Seguin, 1882
5
The Medical Bulletin: A Monthly Journal of Medicine and Surgery
Northwestern University. — Dr. Archibald Church has been recently appointed
Professor in Nervous and Mental Diseases and head of the neurological
department of the Northwestern-University School. Cutaneous Hypaesthesia in
Tabetics.
This'hypaesthesia finally disappeared ' entirely. (2) A larger and more persistent -
area of hypaesthesia extended at first from the lower border of the second rib
above to the fourth rib below, and laterally from just to the right of the left margin
of ...
7
Medical and Surgical Therapy: Neuroses
Above and around this zone of complete anaesthesia there extends a region of
hypaesthesia to prick, of more marked hypaesthesia to touch, and of anaesthesia
to heat and cold. And still further up, towards the knee, we sometimes find a zone
...
8
The Medical Times and Register
4. Tactile hypaesthesia and hypalgia. 5. Keflex hypaesthesia. 1 Tactile
hyperaesthesia. H neraliria Ialfcsia f Spontaneous. f Peripheral. ( Constant. 2 fi>P
* g i g From external impres--; In nerve-trunk, or neu-< Paroxysmal, or true
hyperalgesta).
Frank Woodbury, William Francis Waugh, Horatio C. Wood, 1885
9
Reports of the Clinical Conferences
There is no anesthesia in the strict sense of the term, rather a hypaesthesia,
which is more marked in the toes and feet than it is in the legs or the thighs; this
hypaesthesia ceases abruptly at the level of the 10th vertebra, round the entire
trunk.
Neurological Institute of New York, 1916
10
Outcomes in Neurological and Neurosurgical Disorders
Unwanted V1 hypaesthesia is reported at 17.3% to 19.7% (Piquer et al. 1987;
Fraoili etal. 1989; Broggi et al. 1990) with V1 anaesthesia less commonly at 3% (
Burchiel et al. 1981; Fraoili et al. 1989) and frank keratitis 0.5% to 3.0% (Burchiel
...
Michael Swash, J. Wilden, 2006
2 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «HYPAESTHESIA»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
hypaesthesia en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Are Both Small AND Large Fiber Neuropathy Present in Fibromyalgia?
With 76% of patients reporting paresthesias (tingling), 88% percent reporting hypaesthesia (loss of sensation – with increased loss in the lower ... «ProHealth, Jun 14»
Research: Sport, Pelvic Pain and Associated Symptoms
Thirty-three had genital numbness or hypaesthesia after the race. In 10, the numbness lasted for more than one week. Impotence was reported by 21 (13%) of ... «Massage Today, Jun 10»
