Sentence examples for nerve impairment from inspiring English sources

More serious side effects, like infections and nerve impairment, were rare.

In the mid-1960s clinicians discovered that it can effectively treat the painful skin nodules and nerve impairment caused by erythema nodosum leprosum (ENL), a complication of leprosy.

Findings that can help to localise the level of vagal nerve impairment are involvement of other cranial nerves.

It is well known that there are discrepancies in the assessment results for nerve impairment between the subjective and objective methods.

The accumulation of formic acid results in metabolic acidosis with lactacidosis, optic nerve impairment, and damage of basal ganglia, especially when its concentration rises above 10 12 mmol/L or 460 550 mg/L [10 15].

Also, Ortiz-Corredor et al. (2007) studied motor recovery after GBS in childhood, using univariate analysis and found that cranial nerve impairment, requirement of assisted ventilation, presence of quadriplegia, and presence of non-excitable motor nerves were associated with delayed motor recovery time.

According to her complaint, Sklias "suffered life-threatening injuries which have caused serious permanent impairment including speech impairment, cognitive impairment, nerve damage resulting in partial paralysis and other issues".

Evidence shows a possible relationship between fibular nerve impairments and functional ankle instability.

Considering the high prevalence of poor peripheral nerve function in older adults, in our study and in the U.S. (7), and the current diabetes epidemic, peripheral nerve impairments are an unappreciated problem in the elderly population.

In addition, despite being the current gold standard for the diagnosis and assessment of severity of DSP, NCS may not be sensitive enough to detect minor degrees of peripheral nerve impairments early in the course of neuropathy (28).

In children, lead exposure can cause hyperactivity, anemia, brain damage, and mental retardation, while adults may suffer increased blood pressure, hearing and vision impairment, and nerve damage.