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compression of a nerve in the leg that runs by the neck of the fibular ( the calf bone , between the knee and ankle(passive) caused byPeroneal nerve palsy
a synovial cyst of the proximal tibiofibular joint ( PTFJ(passive) caused bynerve palsy
posterior communicating artery aneurysm : evaluation of symptoms after endovascular treatment(passive) caused byOculomotor nerve palsy
a giant ganglion cystcausingperoneal nerve palsy
Analysis of Prognostic Factors on Posterior Communicating Artery AneurysmCausedOculomotor Nerve Palsy
Sarcoidosis Acoustic neuromacausesVIIth Nerve palsy
arthroscopic treatment of spinoglenoid ganglion cystscausingsuprascapular nerve palsy
Craniocervical Junction Degenerative Disease an Underrecognized Entity(passive) Caused byHypoglossal Nerve Palsy
Pain associated with a squint may be due to idiopathic orbital inflammation or aneurysm of the posterior communicating arterycausingIIIrd nerve palsy
compression of the nerve against the lateral aspect of the fibular neck(passive) is usually caused byPeroneal nerve palsy
an extraneural ganglion(passive) caused byperoneal nerve palsy
aneurysmal compression(passive) caused byMed.2015Cranial nerve palsy
intraneural ganglion " , SKELETAL RA , 28(1 ) , 1999 , pp(passive) caused byPeroneal nerve palsy
thrombosis of crural veins M Bendszus Department of Neuroradiology , University of Wurzburg(passive) caused byPeroneal nerve palsy
abnormal compression related to arteries and tumors(passive) caused byoculomotor nerve palsy
coalition associated with a ganglion(passive) caused byPeroneal nerve palsy
Sequential compression devicemay causeperoneal nerve palsy
traction , geometry and musical harmonies(passive) is ... caused byperoneal nerve palsy
compression of the nerve against the ... http://www.merck.com/mmpe/print/sec16/ch223/ch223h.html(passive) is usually caused byPeroneal nerve palsy
PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE ] Related citations Select item 978085915.Internal carotid artery dissectioncauseshypoglossal nerve palsy
compression of the nerve against the ... http://www.merck.com/mmpe/sec16/ch223/ch223h.html Articular branch of tibial nerve - NextBio(passive) is usually caused byPeroneal nerve palsy
Carotid Dissection | Circulation Detlef G. Mathey , Andreas Wandler , Michael Rosenkranz Circulation(passive) Caused byHypoglossal - Nerve Palsy
unruptured posterior communicating artery aneurysms | Journal of NeuroInterventional Surgery Francesco Signorelli1 , http://orcid.org/0000-0003-4417-1496Raoul Pop2,3 , Mario Ganau4 , Helene Cebula4 , Antonino Scibilia4 , Paolo Gallinaro4(passive) caused byoculomotor nerve palsy
Compression of the internal laryngeal nerve against the solid triticeal cartilagecan causelaryngeal nerve palsy
neurovascular compression syndrome that was successfully treated by microvascular decompression ( MVD(passive) caused byabducent nerve palsy
a recurrent proximal tibiofibular joint ganglion — a case report and review of the literature(passive) caused byPeroneal nerve palsy
sandwich - like compression from the combination of IC - PC aneurysm and tortuous parent artery(passive) caused byoculomotor nerve palsy
This is usually a compression of the deep peroneal nerve against the lateral aspect of the fibular neck below the kneecausing" peroneal nerve palsy
Posterior communicating artery / internal carotid artery junction aneurysm rupture often presents with acute pain in the setting of oculomotor nerve palsy with pupillary involvement.1 Aneurysms of the superior cerebellar arterycan also causeoculomotor nerve palsy
neoplastic involvement by lung malignancy(passive) caused byphrenic nerve palsy
the internal jugular veincausingvagal nerve palsy
popliteal pseudoaneurysm in a child with hereditary multiple exostosis(passive) caused byPeroneal nerve palsy
bands of fibrous tissue around nervescan causenerve palsy
causing phrenic nerve palsyCase 26causingphrenic nerve palsy
Basilar Impression Associated with Atlanto - occipital Assimilation(passive) Caused byAbducens Nerve Palsy
Appropriate positioning and padding can helppreventnerve palsy
The use of a blood pressure cuff to monitor vital signscan also causenerve palsy
an intraneural cyst(passive) caused byperoneal nerve palsy
any lesion in the neuronal nucleus , nerve bundle , subarachnoid space , cavernous sinus or the superior orbital fissuremay causeoculomotor nerve palsy
Late breakage of orthopaedic staplecausingperoneal nerve palsy
the type of foot drop(passive) caused bythe type of foot drop
to “ foot drop , ” where the front part of the foot and toes can not be liftedleadsto “ foot drop , ” where the front part of the foot and toes can not be lifted
to severe disability w/ foot drop and paresthesias UNC Wellness Center at Meadowmontmay leadto severe disability w/ foot drop and paresthesias UNC Wellness Center at Meadowmont
a foot drop weakness or inability to lift up the foot and evert , both important qualities for a linebackercausesa foot drop weakness or inability to lift up the foot and evert , both important qualities for a linebacker
horizontal double visioncauseshorizontal double vision
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numbness in the foot and weakness in the ankles , feet and sometimes legscausesnumbness in the foot and weakness in the ankles , feet and sometimes legs
resulting in paralysis of the ipsi- lateral hemidiaphragmcan ... causeresulting in paralysis of the ipsi- lateral hemidiaphragm
hemi diaphragmatic paralysiscauseshemi diaphragmatic paralysis
horizontal diplopia on ipsilateral gaze.[casemed.case.educauseshorizontal diplopia on ipsilateral gaze.[casemed.case.edu
in a lateral rectus muscle paresis and therefore horizontal diplopiaresultsin a lateral rectus muscle paresis and therefore horizontal diplopia
hypotropia and exotropia in her right eye ( Figure 2was causinghypotropia and exotropia in her right eye ( Figure 2
AB - Ptosis(passive) could be caused byAB - Ptosis
in respiratory failure and neurological sequelaeresultingin respiratory failure and neurological sequelae
most commonly diplopia(passive) caused bymost commonly diplopia
trapezius dysfunction can lead to significant disabilitycausingtrapezius dysfunction can lead to significant disability
surgical options for paralytic esotropia(passive) caused bysurgical options for paralytic esotropia
an esotropia ( eye looking inwardscausesan esotropia ( eye looking inwards
high intracranial pressure and diplopia(passive) caused byhigh intracranial pressure and diplopia
diplopia without any other neurologic signscausesdiplopia without any other neurologic signs
different surgical methods for paralytic esotropia(passive) caused bydifferent surgical methods for paralytic esotropia
unresolving consolidation ( pneumonia ) , cavitation ( eccentric , irregular margin with nodularity ) , elevated diaphragm ((passive) caused byunresolving consolidation ( pneumonia ) , cavitation ( eccentric , irregular margin with nodularity ) , elevated diaphragm (
unilateral ptosis , impairment of upper , lower , and medial oculomotor movement , and visual impairmentcausesunilateral ptosis , impairment of upper , lower , and medial oculomotor movement , and visual impairment
drop foot with weakness of foot dorsiflexion and eversion and sensory loss over the dorsolateral foot and shincan causedrop foot with weakness of foot dorsiflexion and eversion and sensory loss over the dorsolateral foot and shin
a selective weakness of the lateral rectus muscle resulting in impaired abduction of the eye , manifest clin- ically as diplopia on lateral gaze , or on shifting gaze from a near to a distant objectcausesa selective weakness of the lateral rectus muscle resulting in impaired abduction of the eye , manifest clin- ically as diplopia on lateral gaze , or on shifting gaze from a near to a distant object
a selective weakness of the lateral rectus muscle resulting in impaired abduction of the guard , manifest clin- ically as diplopia on lateral over , or on shifting steady from a near to a distant ideaMyopathy - descry GORDON’S SIGNBOARD - shepherd a see to BIELSCHOWSKY’S SIGN , BIELSCHOWSKY’Scausesa selective weakness of the lateral rectus muscle resulting in impaired abduction of the guard , manifest clin- ically as diplopia on lateral over , or on shifting steady from a near to a distant ideaMyopathy - descry GORDON’S SIGNBOARD - shepherd a see to BIELSCHOWSKY’S SIGN , BIELSCHOWSKY’S
a selective powerlessness of the lateral rectus muscle resulting in impaired abduction of the eye , manifest clin- ically as diplopia on lateral view , or on shifting view from a near to a distant raise objections to Reproduced on technicians inhibit the blood power of a dog , photograph Definitely , scientists nologic therapiescausesa selective powerlessness of the lateral rectus muscle resulting in impaired abduction of the eye , manifest clin- ically as diplopia on lateral view , or on shifting view from a near to a distant raise objections to Reproduced on technicians inhibit the blood power of a dog , photograph Definitely , scientists nologic therapies
to absence of lateral gazeleadingto absence of lateral gaze
to painful disability of the shoulderleadsto painful disability of the shoulder
to hemidiaphragmatic paresisleadingto hemidiaphragmatic paresis
paresis of the left vocal cord in adductioncausingparesis of the left vocal cord in adduction
in shoulder weakness and possible shoulder painresultingin shoulder weakness and possible shoulder pain
a weakness or paralysis of ankle dorsiflexion and eversion , as well as of the extensors of the toescausesa weakness or paralysis of ankle dorsiflexion and eversion , as well as of the extensors of the toes
from fibular head osteochondromaresultingfrom fibular head osteochondroma
in respiratory compromiseresultingin respiratory compromise
difficulty in breathingcausingdifficulty in breathing
to hemidiaphragmatic paralysis.[76][77leadingto hemidiaphragmatic paralysis.[76][77
hemidiaphragm paralysismay causehemidiaphragm paralysis