Sentence examples for deteriorated motor function from inspiring English sources

Notably, children demonstrating the most significant improvement in gross motor function gained less fat mass compared to those who displayed stable or deteriorated motor function.

On long-term follow-up of patients with deteriorated motor function, 6 patients out of 9 improved (66%): Group A: 2 of 3 patients with partial deficit but independent showed improvement of motor power and became intact, 1 patient did not improve, and 1 of 2 patients with complete disability improved to partial deficit but independent, while the other case was still the same.

On long-term follow-up of patients with deteriorated motor function, 6 patients out of 9 improved (66%) as follows: in group A, 2 cases (case nos. 1 and 6) with partial deficit but independent showed improvement of motor power and showed no disability, and one patient did not improve (case no. 5).

In early postoperative outcome regarding motor function, 9 cases (53%) showed deterioration of motor function in group A: 4 patients out of 9, and group B: 4 patients out of 8. On long-term follow-up of patients with deteriorated motor function, 6 patients out of 9 improved (66%).

How do you detect symptoms of increasing back pain or deteriorating motor function when the patients may have impaired cognition or require invasive ventilation?

With a median survival of 3 years after onset of symptoms [del Aguila et al., 2003; Hardiman et al., 2011], patients experience deteriorating motor function and eventually fatal respiratory failure.

Despite aggressive treatment, his cognition and motor functions deteriorated in response to progressive cerebral changes.

Patients with gliomas affecting the subcortical white matter temporarily deteriorated in 67% (2 patients) and permanently deteriorated in 33% (1 patient) of cases with regard to motor function.

Longitudinal phenotypic characterization of WT, Sod1 +/D83G and Sod1 D83G/D83G littermates showed motor function of Sod1 D83G/D83G mice deteriorates progressively with age, and these mice develop tremors, gait abnormalities and become severely kyphotic (Supplementary Material, Video S1).

With regard to the clinical course between preoperative status and follow-up, 3 nTMS patients (4.3%) improved in motor function, while 11 subjects (15.7%) deteriorated.

If the patient's motor function was rated as improved or deteriorated, an alteration of at least one point on the 5-point scale must have had occurred.