Sentence examples for small neurological from inspiring English sources

Zamboni's first study, published in 2009 in a small neurological journal, purported to find CCSVI in 100 percent of M.S. sufferers at one stage of the disease, and he developed a surgical procedure to treat it: opening the veins that carry blood away from the head with the aim of restoring normal blood flow.

Therefore, although the numbers of patients are relatively small, neurological infectious diseases have a disproportionately high impact on service usage.

As illustrated in Figure  1A,B, subsequent two-way RM ANOVAs revealed that bilateral flank injections of CFA produced small neurological motor function deficits in either females or males, such as hanging tail or impaired righting reflex.

Although rotaviruses predominantly infect the small intestine, neurological manifestations are well described, including febrile convulsions, afebrile seizures, meningoencephalitis, cerebellitis, and encephalopathy [ 3].

Yet 2.4 million of the 4 million births in the USA every year involve epidural analgesia, a procedure accepted because the benefits of pain relief are immediate and great, the risk is small (persistent neurological injury 1 in 240,000; transient 1 in 6,700 [ 34]), and not all risks are directly connected with the epidural.

In 86 patients with unruptured aneurysm (42 giant and 44 smaller aneurysms), neurological deficit was also assessed on admission.

The Faeroes children, whose umbilical cord blood averaged four times the E.P.A.'s daily "safe" dose -- which was 0.1 micrograms per kilo -- exhibited small but measurable neurological deficits seven years later.

Our study subjects had a small number of neurological complications, which might be attributed to the study population.

Since October, there have been 4,783 reported cases of microcephaly -- a birth defect in which babies are born with abnormally small heads and neurological abnormalities -- that is strongly suspected to be linked to the Zika virus, though they haven't been confirmed yet.

Gratacos and co-workers [33] found that selective IUGR in MC twins is associated with an elevated risk of intra-uterine demise (IUD) of the smaller twin and neurological damage in the larger twin (the latter not restricted to cases with IUD of the co-twin).

The smallest groups were neurological disorders and psychoses with 0.39 % (n = 192) and 0.063 % (n = 31), respectively.