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disseminated neoplasia in Mytilus chilensis cultured in the Beagle Channel , Tierra del Fuego Province , Argentina Timor - Leste(passive) caused byGonad atrophy
peripheral neuropathies or motor neuron diseases(passive) is caused byNeurogenic atrophy
that cerebellar toxicity caused by long - term use of phenytoincan causecerebellar atrophy
infarction predisposes to infection leading to depression of red - cell production(passive) caused bySplenic atrophy
Perhaps chronic overactivation of the amygdalacan causeamygdalar atrophy
96 - 106 Perinatal exposure to 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo - p - dioxin ( TCDDcausesthymic atrophy
Neospora caninum infection : magnetic resonance imaging and clinicopathologic findings in seven dogs , J Vet Intern Med 24:571 , 2010(passive) caused bycerebellar atrophy
Ulnar nerve damagemay also causehypothenar atrophy
Full Text Targeted deletion of the aryl hydrocarbon receptor in dendritic cellspreventsthymic atrophy
high - dose cytosine arabinoside : CT and MR findings(passive) caused byCerebellar atrophy
chronic alcoholismcan causecerebellar atrophy
our understanding of the mechanisms by whichcausesthymic atrophy
the molecular mechanisms by whichpreventsdenervation - atrophy
reinnervation ... sufficientto preventdenervation atrophy
ageing , malnutrition and diseases such as Cushing(passive) can be caused byPathologic atrophy
the small intestine to react abnormally to glutencausingvillious atrophy
infectious diseases(passive) caused byThymic atrophy
E.R. Epithelial - mesenchymal transition of the retinal pigment epitheliumcauseschoriocapillaris atrophy
lots of thingscausevillious atrophy
taking Dilantin(passive) caused bycerebellar atrophy
Lawyers for DilantincausedCerebellar Atrophy
10.1080/15476910591006673.Sodium methyldithiocarbamatecausesthymic atrophy
Malnutrition with Zinc deficiencycausesthymic atrophy
the VNS system ... my diseasecausescerebellar atrophy
cortical injuries and organic disease(passive) caused byneuronal atrophy
chorioretinal degeneration and inflammatory diseasescausechorioretinal atrophy
that psychomotor excitation ( e.g. , mania , stress reactions , psychosis ) is associated with overactivity of the hypothalamic - pituitary axis ( HPA ) , with overproduction of steroid hormones , which are excitotoxic in the braincausingcortical atrophy
Linked To Cerebellar Atrophy Dilantincan causecerebellar atrophy
Dilantin Phenytoin ( generic Dilantin(passive) caused byCerebellar Atrophy
ethanol in a mouse model for binge drinking(passive) caused byThymic atrophy
Segmental Order Snafi Tablets Wilmingtonmay resultlobar atrophy
an injury or disease to the nerve that serves the muscle(passive) is caused byNeurogenic atrophy
an injury or disease of the nerves that connect to the muscle(passive) is caused byneurogenic atrophy
Acute starvation , associated with decreased leptin levelscausesthymic atrophy
due to a disease or an injury to the nerve that is in connection with the muscles(passive) might be causedNeurogenic atrophy
Seizures , including those treated with Dilantin , are also knownto causeCerebellar Atrophy
due to neuromuscular disease like weakness in spinal cord(passive) is causedNeurogenic atrophy
How much premature thymic dysfunction impacts on the immune system ... the precise mechanismscausedthymic atrophy
high levels of phenytoin in his system while taking the anticonvulsant drug for epilepsy(passive) caused bycerebellar atrophy
cerebellar toxicity caused by long - term use of Dilantincan causecerebellar atrophy
the electrical and anatomical changes(passive) caused bythe electrical and anatomical changes
additional neuromuscular symptoms such as ataxiacausesadditional neuromuscular symptoms such as ataxia
in Ataxia symptoms such as poor coordinationresultsin Ataxia symptoms such as poor coordination
idiopathic cerebellar ataxiacan also causeidiopathic cerebellar ataxia
short stature , ataxia(passive) caused byshort stature , ataxia
from cellular shrinkage , dendritic spine loss , and axonal disruptionresultingfrom cellular shrinkage , dendritic spine loss , and axonal disruption
Any changes in GM density(passive) caused byAny changes in GM density
to ataxia that occurs in first years of lifeleadsto ataxia that occurs in first years of life
Ataxia ... genetic blood test was negativecausesAtaxia ... genetic blood test was negative
in cerebellar signs including gait ataxia and dysarthriaresultingin cerebellar signs including gait ataxia and dysarthria
from an acute deficiency of vitamin B1 ( thiamine ) as seen in beriberi and in Wernicke – Korsakoff syndrome , or vitamin E deficiencycan resultfrom an acute deficiency of vitamin B1 ( thiamine ) as seen in beriberi and in Wernicke – Korsakoff syndrome , or vitamin E deficiency
in a generalized cone – rod or rod – coneresultingin a generalized cone – rod or rod – cone
Ataxia ... it is chronic , meaning no cure , and it is progressive , meaning it will get worsecausesAtaxia ... it is chronic , meaning no cure , and it is progressive , meaning it will get worse
to a variety of symptoms which affect the ease and quality of livingleadsto a variety of symptoms which affect the ease and quality of living
irritative symptoms that may be improved with hormone replacement therapycan causeirritative symptoms that may be improved with hormone replacement therapy
from brain injuries , strokes or other conditions such as multiple sclerosisto resultfrom brain injuries , strokes or other conditions such as multiple sclerosis
18 patients with horizontal gaze - evoked and downbeat nystagmus(passive) caused by18 patients with horizontal gaze - evoked and downbeat nystagmus
symptoms of Olivopontocerebellar atrophy diagnosis of Olivopontocerebellar atrophy treatment and cure for Olivopontocerebellar atrophy drugs / medication for Olivopontocerebellar atrophycausessymptoms of Olivopontocerebellar atrophy diagnosis of Olivopontocerebellar atrophy treatment and cure for Olivopontocerebellar atrophy drugs / medication for Olivopontocerebellar atrophy
degeneration or “ atrophy ” of the cerebellumcausesdegeneration or “ atrophy ” of the cerebellum
to bacteremia and sepsis syndromemay leadto bacteremia and sepsis syndrome
in decreased neuronal activityresultingin decreased neuronal activity
in slow loss of memory149resultingin slow loss of memory149
to recognition of carbohydrate - deficient glycoprotein syndrome type I. J Neurol Oct 1996243(10leadingto recognition of carbohydrate - deficient glycoprotein syndrome type I. J Neurol Oct 1996243(10
from diminished cardiac output , antihypertensive medication and stellate ganglion ( upper extremity CRPS ) or lumbar sympathetic blocksmay resultfrom diminished cardiac output , antihypertensive medication and stellate ganglion ( upper extremity CRPS ) or lumbar sympathetic blocks
fetal growth retardation or neonatal deathcan causefetal growth retardation or neonatal death
from excessive osmotherapymay resultfrom excessive osmotherapy
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to dementialeadsto dementia
reduced brain volume and weight(passive) caused byreduced brain volume and weight
to greater brain signal variabilitymay leadto greater brain signal variability
cognitive impairment including memory and executive dysfunctioncan causecognitive impairment including memory and executive dysfunction
to mild forgetfulness ( which can be confused with age - related memory change ) and an inability to solve simple mathematical problems and followed later by severe cognitive deficits and problems in speaking , understanding , reading and writingleading firstto mild forgetfulness ( which can be confused with age - related memory change ) and an inability to solve simple mathematical problems and followed later by severe cognitive deficits and problems in speaking , understanding , reading and writing
from physical injuryresultsfrom physical injury
SCA ) type 1causesSCA ) type 1
to epilepsyleadingto epilepsy
to recognition of carbohydrate - deficient glycoprotein syndrome type I. J Neurol 243:700–705CrossRefPubMedGoogle Scholar Pérez B , Briones Pleadingto recognition of carbohydrate - deficient glycoprotein syndrome type I. J Neurol 243:700–705CrossRefPubMedGoogle Scholar Pérez B , Briones P
frequentlyleadsfrequently
to a person remaining with undiagnosed Mental retardationleadingto a person remaining with undiagnosed Mental retardation
to vocal chord paralysisleadingto vocal chord paralysis
nerve cells in the cerebellum - the area of the brain that controls coordination and balance - to die ( www.ninds.nih.gov/Disorders/All-Disorders/Cerebellar-Degeneration-Information-Pagecausesnerve cells in the cerebellum - the area of the brain that controls coordination and balance - to die ( www.ninds.nih.gov/Disorders/All-Disorders/Cerebellar-Degeneration-Information-Page