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Burnout in athletes ... a syndromecan ... causesdamage in the cerebellum of the brain
Cerebellarcausesataxia Damage to the cerebellum
other conditionscausedamage to the brainstem
as levels of cortisone that are too high have been shownto causedamage to the hippocampus
neurotoxic effects on the braincausingdamage to the hippocampus
a medical conditionhas causeddamage to the brainstem
patients with spinal cord injury , traumatic brain injury , stroke , and other conditionscausedamage to the brainstem
Memory ... the eventcauseddamage to the hippocampus
Memory ... eventcauseddamage to hippocampus
Both have been shownto causedamage in the hippocampus
a lack of oxygen to the brain(passive) can be caused byDamage to the hippocampus
the release of a hormone known as Cortisolcan causedamage to the hippocampus
too highcausesdamage to the hippocampus
Alcoholcausesdamage to the hippocampus
eventcauseddamage to hippocampus
the eventcauseddamage to the hippocampus
damage ... noise or specific medicationscausedamage to the cochlea
release of hormones such as cortisolactually causesdamage to the hippocampus
a release of hormones such as cortisolcausesdamage to the hippocampus
a hormone known as Cortisolcan causedamage to the hippocampus
High levels of this stress hormone are knownto causedamage to the hippocampus
chronic stresscauseddamage to the hippocampus
Chronic stresscan causedamage to the hippocampus
to actually shownto causedamage to hippocampus
a result of brain surgery , head injury , tumors , or other conditionscausedamage to the hypothalamus
Animal studies have showncan causedamage to the hippocampus
Inflammation around nerve cellscausedamage to the myelin
a strokecausingdamage to the thalamus
the strokecausingdamage to the thalamus
by a stroke(passive) most often caused bydamage of the thalamus
a stroke(passive) most often caused bydamage of the thalamus
This conditionresultsfrom damage to the cerebellum
This compoundcan causedamage to the hippocampus
noise or specific medicationscausedamage to the cochlea
The stress imposed upon the brain resulting from the traumatic eventcausesdamage to the hippocampus
a conditioncan causedamage to the thalamus
cocaine usecan causedamage to the myelin
the fatty acidscausedamage to the myelin
also(passive) can ... be causedCerebellum damage
childhood abusecan causedamage to the hippocampus
unsteady walking and a tremorcould causeunsteady walking and a tremor
unsteady walking and a tremormay causeunsteady walking and a tremor
a disconnect between nerve cells and musclescan causea disconnect between nerve cells and muscles
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to the loss of coordination of motor movementcan leadto the loss of coordination of motor movement
to loss of coordination of motor movementcan leadto loss of coordination of motor movement
to loss of coordination of motor movement orcan leadto loss of coordination of motor movement or
to : 1 ) loss of coordination of motor movementcan leadto : 1 ) loss of coordination of motor movement
to : 1 ) loss of coordination of motor movement Normal movementcan leadto : 1 ) loss of coordination of motor movement Normal movement
problems in balance and movementcan causeproblems in balance and movement
Ataxic cerebral palsy Ataxia - type symptoms(passive) can be caused byAtaxic cerebral palsy Ataxia - type symptoms
Ataxic Ataxia - type symptoms(passive) can be caused byAtaxic Ataxia - type symptoms
Ataxia - type symptoms(passive) can be caused byAtaxia - type symptoms
Ataxia type symptoms(passive) can be caused by Ataxia type symptoms
Ataxia - type symptoms(passive) can be caused byAtaxia - type symptoms
to : 1 ) loss of coordination of motor movement ( asynergiacan leadto : 1 ) loss of coordination of motor movement ( asynergia
in loss of coordinationcan resultin loss of coordination
to loss of coordinationleadsto loss of coordination
to loss of coordination of motor movement , the inability to judge distance and when to stopcan leadto loss of coordination of motor movement , the inability to judge distance and when to stop
to the loss of coordination of motor movement , the inability to judge distance and when to stopcan leadto the loss of coordination of motor movement , the inability to judge distance and when to stop
to impaired coordination and balanceleadsto impaired coordination and balance
problems with fine movement , equilibrium , posture , and motor learningcausesproblems with fine movement , equilibrium , posture , and motor learning
in problems with balanceresultsin problems with balance
to : 1 ) loss of coordination of motor movement ( asynergia ) , 2can leadto : 1 ) loss of coordination of motor movement ( asynergia ) , 2
motor in - coordinationcausedmotor in - coordination
in problems with balance ... especially while walkingresultsin problems with balance ... especially while walking
what type of problemscauseswhat type of problems
type symptoms(passive) can be caused bytype symptoms
type symptoms(passive) can be caused by type symptoms
to loss of coordinated movementcan leadto loss of coordinated movement
movement incoordination or ... ataxiacausesmovement incoordination or ... ataxia
to problems in coordination , balance or muscle tone of various body partsmay leadto problems in coordination , balance or muscle tone of various body parts
in balance issuesresultsin balance issues
balance issuescausesbalance issues
cerebellar ataxiadoes ... causecerebellar ataxia
as a result movement incoordination or ataxiacan causeas a result movement incoordination or ataxia
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to abnormal control of the _ _ _ _leadsto abnormal control of the _ _ _ _
in motor deficitsusually resultsin motor deficits
to involuntary movements of the body , dizziness or vertigowill resultto involuntary movements of the body , dizziness or vertigo