10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «CLONICITY»
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Autogenic stretch hyperreflexia is not the sole causal ...
clonicity and the TA, VL, and RF showed less clonicity. Representative data from
SCI- A3 at two treadmill velocities show a decrease in clonicity in the SOL, MG,
VL, and RF (fig 10B). There was little change in clonicity across treadmill speeds
...
Janell Alecksondra Beres, 2000
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Traditional Herbal Medicine Research Methods: ...
... tissue, or system Clonicity twitches CNS, respiratory failure, nerve and muscle,
autonomic nerve Rigidity twitches CNS, respiratory failure, nerve and muscle,
autonomic nerve Clonicity twitches and rigidity twitches CNS, respiratory failure, ...
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Excerpta medica. Section 2: Physiology
Kindled seizures began with facial clonus, head nodding, and salivation, and
were followed by opisthotonos, lifting of the contralateral forepaw. falling over
backward, clonicity of the hind legs, tonic extension of the forelegs and hindlegs.
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Kindling, an animal model of epilepsy: the role of the ...
Seizure severity was quantified by awarding a numerical value (0-5) for
stereotyped convulsive motor involvement during and after the after discharge: (5
) full kindled seizure--rear up on hindlimbs with forelimb clonicity, undergo a
violent loss ...
Daniel Anthony Callaghan, 1978
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Princess and the Caterfly: Life as a Blind Service Dog and ...
... picking at clothes, fumbling) if prolonged Amnesia for seizure events No
confusion Promptly resumes activity Generalized Tonic- Clonic (grand mal) 1 to 2
minutes AcryFall Tonicity (rigidity) Clonicity (jerking) May have cyanosis Amnesia
for ...
Carolyn Bigler Hebert, 2009
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Mosby's Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing and Health ...
Also see clonus. clonic convulsion [Gk, klonos, tumult; L, convulsio, cramp], a
form of convulsion characterised by rhythmic alternate involuntary contraction
and relaxation of muscle groups. clonicity /k16nis'ité/, a state of clonus. clonic
spasm ...
Peter Harris, Sue Nagy, Nicholas Vardaxis, 2009
... CLOMIPHENE CLOMIPHENES CLOMP CLOMPED CLOMPING CLOMPS
CLON CLONAL CLONALLY CLONE CLONED CLONER CLONERS CLONES
CLONIC CLONICITIES CLONICITY CLONIDINE CLONIDINES CLONING
CLONINGS ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
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Mosby's Pocket Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing & Health ...
cramp], a form of seizure characterized by rhythmic alternate involuntary
contraction and relaxation of muscle groups. clonicity /klonis'ité/, a state of clonus.
clonic spasm [Gk, klonos, tumult, spasmos], involuntary alternating contractions
and ...
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Yen and Jaffe's Reproductive Endocrinology
... of cells labelled with 5-bromo-2-deoxyuridine (BrdU).222,223 These rare,
highly proliferative and undifferentiated quiescent populations of cells maintain
properties of clonicity, colony forming unit activity, and ability to reconstitute their
tissue ...
Jerome F. Strauss, III, Robert L. Barbieri, 2013
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The Practice and Applied Therapeutics of Osteopathy: (1901)
(b) It sets up clonicity of its muscular fibers; this leads to fatigue and relaxation of
its fibers, relaxes the contractured condition of the whole organ and allows of
perfect freedom in the action of all structures passing through it. Which one of
these ...
