the various causes of Brain disorderscausingspastic gait
the possible causes of Brain disorderscausingspastic gait
Diabetes - related causes of Brain disorderscausingspastic gait
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spastic gait Acute Alzheimers - like symptoms and Brain disorderscausingspastic gait
Decreased mental acuity AND Emotional lability AND Movement symptoms AND Pulmonary edema - Causes of All Symptoms Acute Alzheimers - like symptoms OR Brain disorderscausingspastic gait
voice and Brain disorderscausingspastic gait
An inherited disorder of the cerebellum and spinal cordcausingunsteady gait ( ataxia
Walking disorders and Brain disorderscausingspastic gait
Contracture deformity and Brain disorderscausingspastic gait
Constant vertigo and Brain disorderscausingspastic gait
Paracusia of both ears and Brain disorderscausingspastic gait
Confusion in children and Brain disorderscausingspastic gait
nausea and vomiting and Brain disorderscausingspastic gait
a 7th symptom Brain disorderscausingspastic gait
spastic gait Brain disorderscausingspastic gait
Contracture deformity in children and Brain disorderscausingspastic gait
tingling AND Thumb pain - Causes of All Symptoms Back burning sensation OR Brain disorders causing spastic gait OR Calf paresthesia/ tingling OR Jaw paresthesia/ tingling OR Thumb pain - Causes of Any Symptom Brain disorderscausingspastic gait
causing receptive and expressive language disorders in children and Brain disorderscausingspastic gait
a drug or a condition(passive) caused bygait apraxia
A lesion in what part(s ) of the frontal lobewould causegait apraxia
a knifetriggeredAtaxia 's gait
a combination of polyneuropathy , cerebellar involvement , and vestibular dysfunction.[stroke.ahajournals.org(passive) is predominantly caused byGait ataxia
cerebellar damagecausesgait ataxia
thiamine deficiency or cerebellar degeneration(passive) may be caused byGait unsteady ( ataxia
sensory ataxia(passive) caused byGait ataxia
a combination of spinocerebellar degeneration and loss of joint - position sense ( proprioception(passive) caused byGait ataxia
dysarthria , muscle weakness , loss of joint position sense and limb dysmetriacausesdysarthria , muscle weakness , loss of joint position sense and limb dysmetria
significant functional impairment in MS patientscan causesignificant functional impairment in MS patients
in unsteady walking patternsmay resultin unsteady walking patterns
in glenohumeral instabilitymay resultin glenohumeral instability
the associated long flexor tendons , j anatmay resultthe associated long flexor tendons , j anat
clumsy and bizarre trunk and leg movements ... leading to ineffective propulsioncausesclumsy and bizarre trunk and leg movements ... leading to ineffective propulsion
the associated muscles and joints are slightly convex , face generally posteriormediallymay resultthe associated muscles and joints are slightly convex , face generally posteriormedially
in a global term that denotes the presence of the muscles and joints of themay resultin a global term that denotes the presence of the muscles and joints of the
as a loss of proprioceptionmay resultas a loss of proprioception
to recurrent fallsledto recurrent falls
dysarthria , muscle weakeness , loss of joint position sense and limb dysmetriacausesdysarthria , muscle weakeness , loss of joint position sense and limb dysmetria
from a combination of polyneuropathy , cerebellar involvement , and vestibular paresisprobably resultsfrom a combination of polyneuropathy , cerebellar involvement , and vestibular paresis
due to Multiple Sclerosiscauseddue to Multiple Sclerosis
poor walking and frequent fallscausespoor walking and frequent falls
due to Cerebral Palsycauseddue to Cerebral Palsy
due to Traumatic Brain Injury ( TBIcauseddue to Traumatic Brain Injury ( TBI
to a permanent brain damagemay ... leadto a permanent brain damage
primarily from damage that affects the vermal and paravermal regions of the anterior loberesultingprimarily from damage that affects the vermal and paravermal regions of the anterior lobe
in an area of the brain called the cerebellum , which coordinates all muscle activityoriginatein an area of the brain called the cerebellum , which coordinates all muscle activity