Sentence examples for of central origin from inspiring English sources

Central neurological failure was defined by any neurological disorder of central origin among impairment of consciousness, seizure with or without status epilepticus, focal neurological signs, encephalopathy, and meningeal symptoms.

If T4 determination is included in the screening done at birth, this will identify cases of congenital hypothyroidism of central origin in 1 16,000 to 1 160,000 children.

The architecture of peripheral inner ear sensory epithelium was preserved, suggesting that recorded abnormalities can be of central origin.

It is characterized by progressive gait and limb ataxia, dysarthria, areflexia, loss of vibratory and position sense, and progressive weakness of central origin.

Altogether these data suggest that the recorded deficits in adult PA rats were not caused by damage of the peripheral cochlear sensory epithelium or other gross structural alterations of the inner ear, and may therefore be of central origin.

Eighty-two patients (41 men and 41 women, mean age 38.5±17.6) with chronic hypersomnias of central origin including thirty-nine subjects with narcolepsy with clear-cut cataplexy (NC), 17 with narcolepsy without cataplexy (NWC), and 26 with idiopathic hypersomnia (HI) with long sleep time participated in the study.

Overall, our data suggest that certain types of OP, at least those of a central origin, and bruxism are caused by a disruption and homeostatic imbalance of cerebral neurobiochemistry, particularly of the excitatory and inhibitory neurotransmitters in the trigeminal nervous system.

The noteworthy circadian rhythmicity of cluster headache has led to the concept of a central origin for its initiation [65 67].

Others think that many societies in the area deserve credit, arguing that regional differences in Olmec ceramics, for example, show that the style was not of a central origin.

However, it must be considered that although the SNS outflow from brain to WAT appears to be similar among rpWAT and iWAT, as described in Siberian hamsters [18], some apparent differences in the pattern of the central origins of this innervation have been described.

These results could not reduce the validity of the theory about the central origin of pain in tension-type headache [32], rather they would indicate that low serum NAA is not related to central mechanisms of pain processing, but to neuronal abnormalities which may specifically predispose to migraine.