Sentence examples for impaired motor function from inspiring English sources
Spasticity is considered one of the main causes of muscle impairment as well as impaired motor function, gait and posture control [ 18].
Of those surviving, 12.3% had severe motor, mental or sensory disabilities and even those without were found to have impaired motor function, speech defects and impaired school achievement more often than the controls.
The alterations to Christina's car are necessary, because she has impaired motor function on her left side.
Rett syndrome, also called cerebroatrophic hyperammonemia, rare progressive neurological disorder characterized by severe intellectual disability, autism-like behaviour patterns, and impaired motor function.
Especially, decreases of MEPs in amplitude reliably predict impaired motor function during operation.
Physicians can also prescribe physical therapy, which can occasionally help recover impaired motor function.
In the late 20th century high technology was increasingly harnessed in efforts to rehabilitate paraplegics, quadriplegics, and others with severely impaired motor functions.
IODINE DEFICIENCY DISORDERS What it is: A deficiency that affects the central nervous system Where it's found: Every continent When it could be conquered: 2010 Projected cost: $75 million Status report: Close to 1.5 billion people have iodine-poor diets, which can afflict entire populations with reduced intellectual capacity, impaired motor functions or goiter.
Depending on the severity of the condition, babies born with microcephaly often develop with cognitive problems or other developmental issues including impaired motor functions, coordination, and speech.
"The child with severe neurological damage possesses a spectrum of complications, which can be anything from impaired motor functions, eyesight, hearing problems, and arthrogryposis, which are deformities of the extremities," Van Der Linden said.
Pathologically, PD is characterized by deposition of α-synuclein (α-syn) aggregates and degeneration of dopaminergic neurons in the substantia nigra resulting in impaired motor functions.
