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spinal cord compression(passive) is caused byataxia Sensory ataxia
A small rabbit or other hematologic disorders and polyneuropathiescausingsensory ataxia
the loss of proprioception ( knowing where parts of the body are(passive) is caused bySensory ataxia
the dorsal column ... spinal cordcausesensory ataxia
the malfunction of the spinal cord ’s dorsal column(passive) is caused bySensory Ataxia
damage located(passive) is caused bySensory ataxia
damage to in the area of the junction of the temporal , parietal , and occipital lobes(passive) is caused byTranscortical sensory aphasia
Co - ordination[3 ] Proprioceptive losescan resultin sensory ataxia
degeneration of the posterior columns of the spinal cord results in a loss of proprioceptive sensation that is clinically evident in the second decade of life and gradually progresses(passive) caused byA sensory ataxia
Dysfunction of the dorsal columns of the spinal cordcausesensory ataxia
damage to nerves in the spinal cord or nerves leading to the extremities , such as the feet and legs(passive) is generally caused bySensory ataxia
damage to position - sensing nerves(passive) is caused bySensory ataxia
damage to the posterior speech area(passive) caused byTranscortical sensory aphasia
Other psychotic disorders and polyneuropathiescausingsensory ataxia
Damage to parts of the brain that have to interpret the informationmay also causesensory ataxia
connective tissue disorders and polyneuropathiescausingsensory ataxia
lesions in the inferior left temporal lobe of the brain located near Wernicke 's area(passive) is caused byTranscortical sensory aphasia
lack of proprioception , rather than cerebellar ataxia(passive) caused bysensory ataxia
Chapter 4 neurological disorders and polyneuropathiescausingsensory ataxia
damage in the parietal watershed region of the language - dominant hemisphere(passive) is caused byTranscortical Sensory Aphasia
when a problem arises in the spinal cord , brain or peripheral nerves , which are needed to engage in limb movement(passive) is causedSensory ataxia
comprehensioncausingsensory aphasia
a loss of sensation in the joints(passive) is caused bySensory ataxia
inability of the person affected to comprehend what he can see or hear(passive) is caused bySensory aphasia
A lesion of semantic areaswould causetranscortical sensory aphasia
salmonella spp(passive) is caused bysensory aphasia
under - reactive proprioceptive and vestibular systems(passive) caused bya sensory ataxia
a cerebral haemorrhage in the left frontal lobe(passive) caused bytranscortical sensory aphasia
lesions in the area joining the temporal , parietal and occipital lobes(passive) Caused byTranscortical sensory aphasia
Lesions in the watershed areasmay causetranscortical sensory aphasia
lesions in the area that joins the temporal , parietal and occipital lobes(passive) Caused byTranscortical sensory aphasia
Disruption of neural connections coming to the cerebellumcausesSensory Ataxia
OR Severe difficulty concentratingcausesSensory ataxia
a THRUSH radiation weaponcausingsensory aphasia
Blockersmay causetranscortical sensory aphasia
selectively proximal demyelinating neuropathyresultingin sensory ataxia
joint positionresultingin sensory ataxia
infarctions to the parietal - occipital region on the left side(passive) is caused byTranscortical sensory aphasia
hypothyroid orthostatic hypotension(passive) caused bysensory ataxia
axonal sensory peripheral neuropathy(passive) caused bysensory ataxia
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symptoms to worsen when movements are made with the eyes closed.[ncbi.nlm.nih.govcausessymptoms to worsen when movements are made with the eyes closed.[ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
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from loss of proprioceptive function manifests with a positive Rombergs sign , wide - base unsteady gait , and reflex loss ( McDonaldresultsfrom loss of proprioceptive function manifests with a positive Rombergs sign , wide - base unsteady gait , and reflex loss ( McDonald
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in : an unsteady , stomping gait , with the heel striking hard as it touches the ground with each step postural instability that becomes worse in poorly lit environments If a person stands with their eyes closed and feet together , the instability will worsentypically resultsin : an unsteady , stomping gait , with the heel striking hard as it touches the ground with each step postural instability that becomes worse in poorly lit environments If a person stands with their eyes closed and feet together , the instability will worsen
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Gait ataxia(passive) caused byGait ataxia
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in a positive Romberg Sign while cerebellar lesion would result in ataxia with eyes open or closed ( negative Romberg Signwould resultin a positive Romberg Sign while cerebellar lesion would result in ataxia with eyes open or closed ( negative Romberg Sign
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