Sentence examples for neuron lesion from inspiring English sources

When an upper motor neuron lesion is present, the response is excessive and the muscle may contract repeatedly.

However, although historically it is considered to indicate an upper motor neuron lesion related to pathology anywhere in the course of the corticospinal tract, it has been found to be present in healthy children, in adults, and in increasing numbers in the elderly population.

Interruption of the spinothalamic fibres, which transmit sensory impulses from both sides of the body to the thalamus, causes a loss of light touch, temperature, and pain sensations, as well as signs of an upper motor neuron lesion below the level of the cavity.

Cerebral palsy is a term referring to a non-progressive developmental neuromotor disorder with an upper motor neuron lesion origin.

These include central cord compression or upper motor neuron lesion, complete nerve root compression or lower motor neuron lesion, suspected vascular injury or haemorrhagic event.

A positive Babinski reflex might indicate an upper motor neuron lesion that has damaged the corticospinal tract.

Sallanon, M. et al. Long-lasting insomnia induced by preoptic neuron lesions and its transient reversal by muscimol injection into the posterior hypothalamus in the cat.

Focal vibration has been studied for its ability to reduce spasticity in patients with upper motor neuron lesions, but adequate stimulation parameters remain unclear.

This study was conducted to investigate the effect of capsaicin-induced sensory neuron lesions on cancellous architecture properties in a hindlimb suspension (HLS) model.

Electrical stimulation of skeletal muscles of patients with upper motor neuron lesions can be used to restore functional movements such as standing or walking.

Rather than focusing on the deficits and lost function caused by upper motor neuron lesions or disorders, it is more advantageous to elucidate, in each individual, the specific neural functions that remain available, and then, to build upon them by designing a treatment protocol to optimize their effectiveness and thus improve recovery.