Sentence examples for deterioration of nerve function from inspiring English sources

Regarding the relationship between neural ischemia and nerve function, Lundborg [6] reported that complete neural ischemia is followed a deterioration of nerve function.

This type of entrapment neuropathy occurs due to increased pressure in the carpal tunnel on the median nerve inducing marked changes in intraneural microcirculation and nerve fiber structure, impairment of axonal transport, and alterations in vascular permeability, with edema formation and deterioration of nerve function (Aboonq 2015).

Peroneal F-wave persistence and amplitude in addition to tibial nerve F-wave persistence and heart-rate response to standing were significantly reduced in the benfotiamine group, which may indicate a slight deterioration of nerve function.

However, a deterioration of nerve function as a consequence of elongation has been reported in an rabbit model (Chuang et al. 1995) and morphological changes have been seen in a rodent model at rates of lengthening of 1.6% per day (Abe et al. 2004).

However, measurement of nerve function by the medical technologist and the assessment of the electromyogram by the specialist physician were carried out under blinded conditions and amelioration and/or deterioration in subjective symptoms were correlated with changes in nerve function in patients treated with epalrestat.

Another type of nerve function test is the nerve conduction study.

This impairment reflected the deterioration of sympathetic nerve function (10).

Sensory nerve conduction studies revealed a significant increase in mean distal (peak) latency with cisplatin treatment, indicating a deterioration of sensory nerve function.

This mechanism could contribute to deterioration of heart function in diabetes.

7 of the 21 patients studied showed deterioration in nerve function after lengthening, but not postoperatively, indicating that this was due to the lengthening process and not to the surgical procedure.

The disease stems from the progressive deterioration of nerve cells, leading to a loss of control over voluntary muscles, difficulty breathing and swallowing, creeping paralysis and eventually death.