ЩО ATHETOSIS ОЗНАЧАЄ У АНГЛІЙСЬКА?
Атетоз
Атетоз є симптомом, що характеризується повільними, мимовільними, звивистими, випивними рухами пальців, рук, пальців рук та ніг, а в деяких випадках - руками, ногами, шиєю та мовою. Рухи, характерні для атетозу, іноді називаються атетоїдними рухами. Ураження головного мозку найчастіше є безпосередньою причиною симптомів, зокрема, слизової оболонки. Цей симптом не зустрічається окремо і часто супроводжується симптомами церебрального паралічу, оскільки це часто є результатом цього захворювання. Лікування атетозу не дуже ефективні, і в більшості випадків вони просто спрямовані на неконтрольований рух, а не саму причину.
Визначення athetosis у англійська словнику
Визначення атетозу в словнику - це стан, який характеризується неконтрольованим ритмічним рухом вискакувань, особливо пальцями, руками, головою та мовою, спричинені церебральним ураженням.
10 АНГЛІЙСЬКА КНИЖКИ ПОВ'ЯЗАНІ ІЗ «ATHETOSIS»
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dally at the metacarpal phalangeal joint. The muscles tend to be hypertrophic,
although less so than with dystonia where the maximum contraction is held for a
longer period of time. In athetosis, there is a large amount of motion but the
muscle ...
2
Clinical Neurology for Psychiatrists
It sits at one end of a spectrum—athetosis, choreoathe- tosis, chorea, and
hemiballismus—of progressively greater and more irregular movements
distinguishable primarily by their clinical features. In a potentially confusing
aspect, additional ...
David Myland Kaufman,
2007
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Rapid Assessment: A Flowchart Guide to Evaluating Signs and ...
Athetosis, an extrapyramidal sign, is characterized by slow, continuous, twisting,
involuntary movements. Typically, these movements involve the face, neck, and
distal extremities, such as the forearm, wrist, and hand. Facial grimaces, jaw and
...
Lippincott Williams & Wilkins,
2004
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Principles and Practice of Pediatric Neurosurgery
It is important to remember that children may have more than one movement
disorder, for example, many children with CP have spasticity associated with
dystonia or athetosis. The pathophysiology of pediatric movement disorders was
...
A. Leland Albright, Ian F. Pollack,
2011
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Clinical Management of Sensorimotor Speech Disorders
Chorea, myoclonus, tic disorders, and ballismus are the most common of the
quick forms, and athetosis, tardive dyskinesia, and dystonia are the most
common of the slow forms. Tremor may co-occur with any of the aforementioned
forms, ...
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The Encyclopedia of Parkinson's Disease
athetosis 27 cal or bilateral (present equally on both sides of the body), the
condition responsible is not likely to be Parkinson's disease. As Parkinson's
disease progresses and more of the brain becomes affected, symptoms begin to
affect ...
Anthony D. Mosley, Deborah S. Romaine, Ali Samii,
2010
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Medical Diagnosis: Special Diagnosis of Internal Medicine
However, the signs of such a disturbance are by no means entirely absent in the
clinical picture of athetosis; the muscular unrest may also, the same as in chorea,
be intensified by involuntary movements and may cease entirely during sleep.
Wilhelm Olivier von Leube, Julius Lincoln Salinger,
1904
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DeJong's The Neurologic Examination
ATHETOSIS. In athetosis (Hammond's disease), the hyperkinesias are slower,
more sustained, and larger in amplitude than those in chorea. They are
involuntary, irregular, coarse, somewhat rhythmic ...
William W. Campbell,
2012
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Geriatric Rehabilitation Manual
Athetosis is mostly observed when it involves muscles of the extremities but it can
also involve muscles of the face and postural muscles of the trunk. It is typically
bilateral and symmetrical and may be associated with dystonic postures, chorea
...
Timothy L. Kauffman, John O. Barr, Michael L. Moran,
2007
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Dysarthria: A Physiological Approach to Assessment and Treatment
10.2 SLOW HYPERKINESIAS The three major conditions included in this
category of hyperkinesias are athetosis, dyskinesia and dystonia. Whereas the
abnormal involuntary movements associated with quick hyperkinesias are
unsustained, ...
НОВИНИ ІЗ ТЕРМІНОМ «ATHETOSIS»
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athetosis вживається в контексті наступних новин.
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They simply could not see the things I could do, but rather [focused on] the fact I was non-verbal and had cerebral palsy athetosis. … During this ... «USA TODAY, Липень 14»
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... dystonia (sustained muscle contraction, abnormal posture), and athetosis (involuntary convoluted movements). It is most common at times of ... «Seeking Alpha, Квітень 14»
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... dystonia (sustained muscle contraction, abnormal posture), and athetosis (involuntary convoluted movements). It is most common at times of ... «Seeking Alpha, Січень 14»
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... of the brain responsible for involuntary movements such as tremors, athetosis, and chorea). He had to be conservatively managed for weeks, ... «Daily News & Analysis, Серпень 13»