Sentence examples for motion impairment from inspiring English sources

The diagnosis of paresis in patients with vocal fold motion impairment remains a challenge.

When adductor vocal fold paresis manifests without obvious motion impairment, identifying the paretic side can be challenging.

Vocal fold motion impairment is a rare complication of general anesthesia and is more common in older patients undergoing longer duration of anesthesia.

To compare practices of the American Broncho-Esophagological Association (ABEA) membership regarding the evaluation and management of unilateral vocal fold motion impairment (UVFMI) in adult versus pediatric populations.

Additional problems may emerge during healing, as nerve fibres that re-anastamose may result in vocal cord motion impairment, uncoordinated movements of the vocal cord.

Eligibility criteria included an age of 40 years and older, presenting visual acuity (VA) of 0.6 or worse in the better eye, Serbian speaking, no cognitive or hearing impairment, no motion impairment, and no history of laser or incisional eye surgery within 3 months.

Scanning keyboards are used as augmentative communication aids by persons with severe speech and motion impairments.

She co-invented the 'Camera Mouse', an assistive technology used worldwide by children and adults with severe motion impairments.

3 Increased involuntary activity in affected muscles frequently leads to hypertrophy, and resulting symptoms include pain in the region of the neck and shoulder, decreased range of motion and impairment of voluntary movement of the head.

According to this division of labour, lesions to right ventral cortex would give rise to central field motion perception impairments, whereas lesions to MT/V5 would cause contralateral visual field motion perception impairments, perhaps sparing central motion perception.

Taken together, these data suggest that these motion perception impairments are independent of MT/V5 integrity, are not attributable to damage to V3A or parietal cortex, and might not be correlated with lesion size (cf. Saygin, 2007).