There are several functional disorders identified involving the loss of coordination in the systems controlling swallowing.
This injury to the brain can produce dizziness, double vision, vomiting and a severe loss of coordination.
Characterized by a long and sometimes asymptomatic first stage, the protozoans eventually cross the blood-brain barrier, leading to confusion, loss of coordination, and sleep cycle disturbance.
Although the body is capable of metabolizing acrylamide, leading to its excretion in the urine, acute toxicity can cause confusion, muscle weakness, loss of coordination, and hallucination.
It methodically details the well-publicized problems — loss of coordination, cognitive deficits, uncontrollable rages — that forced the N.F.L. to issue new rules this season limiting players with head injuries from returning to the field.
If taste or the gut's chemosensory system fail to detect a toxin in a meal, he said, then perhaps the dizziness, loss of coordination, and vomiting exist as a fallback system.
Many of these disorders center on a loss of coordination between the involuntary parts of the G.I. tract, which run without our conscious direction, and the muscles that we can control.
But Valium's fortunes foundered because of serious side effects drowsiness, loss of coordination, temporary memory impairment, even addiction.
Huntington's disease and spinocerebellar ataxia (SCA) are inherited diseases in which nerves degenerate and cause loss of coordination and spasticity.
Excessive exposure of DLT is being variously reported, recently, to cause potential neurotoxicity in adults, as characterized by ataxia, loss of coordination, hyperexcitability, convulsions and paralysis.
