Sentence examples for sensation problems from inspiring English sources
However, several limitations associated with standard laparoscopic surgery (SLS) have become apparent and include the loss of tactile sensation, problems with the removal of bulky and intact specimens, and the restriction of visualization of the entire operating field.
Unfortunately, the patient's paraplegia and sensation problems did not improved much.
We describe our experience with a patient who had persistent paraplegia and sensation problems due to a spinal cord infarction after laparoscopic gastrectomy performed under general anesthesia and epidural analgesia.
Finally, the needs relating to tactile sensation problems, supportive care and attention, and acceptance of the situation were also important.
Impaired taste sensation, problems with swallowing, slower gastric emptying and intestinal and colonic transit, and altered levels of satiety hormones have been reported in the elderly [ 6- 10].
In its current recommendation, the EMEA has overlooked the efficacy and safety profile of nicergoline and has cautioned against its use in conditions with blood circulation problems, memory and sensation problems and migraine headaches.
Finally, in the low SES non-Western offender group more than a third of the variance (35.6%) could be explained by substance use, sensation seeking, behavioral problems, and problems in the relationship with peers of the child.
For example, we can bring to bear: what we want; what we believe; our attitudes to self, situation, and context; input from each of our various senses; information about the situation, other people, others' beliefs, desires, attitudes, etc.; the resources of however many languages we have available to us; various kinds of memory; bodily sensations; diverse problem-solving skills; and so on.
I tested it this morning on my HTC Sensation with no problems.
Within these two dimensions, Conrod and colleagues [ 16] distinguished four personality profiles at higher risk of developing alcohol problems: Sensation Seeking (SS), Impulsivity (IMP), Anxiety Sensitivity (AS) and Negative Thinking (NT).
However, few studies took personal values into consideration when the association between sensation seeking and problem behaviors was examined.
