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by pyramidal tract disorder(passive) caused bygait disorder
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a history of two minor strokescausingmild gait ataxia
Such neurological complications due to a vitamin B12 deficiency ... acute posterolateral cord syndromeresultsin gait ataxia
by foot dystonia(passive) caused bygait dysfunction
Such neurological complications stemming from a vitamin B12 deficiency ... acute posterolateral cord syndromeresultsin gait ataxia
the cerebellum and spinal cordcausingunsteady gait ( ataxia
spastic hemiparesiscausinggait dysfunction
accident or injury(passive) caused byGait dysfunction
disorders such as stroke , spinal cord injury , and multiple sclerosis(passive) caused bygait impairment
cerebellumresultsin unsteady gait ( ataxia
musculoskeletal problemscausinggait impairment
Cerebellar dysfunctionresultingin gait ataxia
LSS symptoms(passive) caused bygait impairment
Problems in the cerebellumcan leadto ataxia of gait
Sphingomyelin accumulation in the central nervous system ( including the cerebellumresultsin unsteady gait ( ataxia
Accumulation of Sphingomyelin in the central nervous system ( including the cerebellumresultsin unsteady gait ( ataxia
a combination of lesions in the cerebellar pathways and loss of proprioception resulting from lesions in the posterior columns of the spinal cord(passive) is caused byGait ataxia
by sensory ataxia(passive) caused byGait ataxia
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loss of proprioceptionmay causegait ataxia
by sensory(passive) caused byGait ataxia
and/or cerebellar findingsleadingto gait ataxia
by recessive mutations(passive) is caused byspinocerebellar ataxia
a neurological disordercausesgait ataxia
knownto causespinocerebellar ataxia
Impaired proprioceptionleadsto gait ataxia
a condition , disease , illness , disorder or injury of the inner ear for balance , brain , feet , ankles , legs or spine(passive) can be caused byGait abnormality
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this age - related increase in cerebellar serotoninmay contributeto gait ataxia
by recessive(passive) is caused byspinocerebellar ataxia
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by damage to the peroneal nerve(passive) caused bygait abnormality
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patients present with postural instabilitycausinggait unsteadiness
by dysfunction in some of these mechanisms(passive) may be causedpathological gait
complete disabilitycausedcomplete disability
as a permanent modification of a shoe to improve the user 's gaiting capabilitiesdesignedas a permanent modification of a shoe to improve the user 's gaiting capabilities
in an increased risk for falls and fracturesresultingin an increased risk for falls and fractures
to an increased variability of gaitcan leadto an increased variability of gait
from any primary nervous system or musculoskeletal system disorders as well ascan resultfrom any primary nervous system or musculoskeletal system disorders as well as
in injuries from falls and accidentsmay resultin injuries from falls and accidents
the painmight be causingthe pain
the painmay be causingthe pain
in increased knee loadingresultingin increased knee loading
to retrospective reports of frequent tripsmay contributeto retrospective reports of frequent trips
from spasticityresultingfrom spasticity
dysarthria , muscle weakness , loss of joint position sense and limb dysmetriacausesdysarthria , muscle weakness , loss of joint position sense and limb dysmetria
functional ambulationinfluencefunctional ambulation
to the patientleadingto the patient
in impaired coordinationresultsin impaired coordination
to a number of symptoms , such as : a wide and unsteady gait when walkingcan leadto a number of symptoms , such as : a wide and unsteady gait when walking
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balance and coordination problems and difficulty talkingcausesbalance and coordination problems and difficulty talking
to low back pain or other symptomsleadingto low back pain or other symptoms
ambulation problems due to resultant scoliosis , asymmetric limb growth , andcausingambulation problems due to resultant scoliosis , asymmetric limb growth , and
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post - surgical fall resulting in fracture of thecausingpost - surgical fall resulting in fracture of the
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a weakened pelvic muscle(passive) caused bya weakened pelvic muscle
by bilateral cortical atrophy of the cerebellumcausedby bilateral cortical atrophy of the cerebellum
to these oftentimes painful formationscan leadto these oftentimes painful formations
to a loss of this particular reflexcan leadto a loss of this particular reflex
her head to shakecausesher head to shake
frequent falls in patients with PSPcausesfrequent falls in patients with PSP
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due to Multiple Sclerosiscauseddue to Multiple Sclerosis
from spinal cord injuryresultingfrom spinal cord injury
from problems in different parts of the nervous system or of the body , abnormal walking due to cerebellar dysfunctionmay resultfrom problems in different parts of the nervous system or of the body , abnormal walking due to cerebellar dysfunction
in medical institutiondiscoveredin medical institution
from problems in different parts of the nervous system or of the bodymay resultfrom problems in different parts of the nervous system or of the body
progressive and irreversible paralysiscausesprogressive and irreversible paralysis
from the loss of function of lesser gluteal musclesresultsfrom the loss of function of lesser gluteal muscles
insomnia(passive) caused byinsomnia