Sentence examples for tongue weakness from inspiring English sources

The significant tongue weakness observed in 16 weak patients with Guillain-Barré syndrome correlated with the alterations in respiratory parameters [ 86].

None of the patients had facial or tongue weakness, diplopia, ophthalmoparesis or ptosis.

In this manuscript, we report treatment progress and outcomes in a preliminary case report of three adults with dysphagia involving tongue weakness and difficulty with liquid bolus control.

In infantile Pompe disease, contributing factors include facial hypotonia, macroglossia and/or tongue weakness, poor oral range of motion with extremely limited tongue elevation and decreased ability to achieve tongue cupping and lip seal for sucking.

No tongue fasciculations were evident in Patient I1 who started riboflavin therapy 6 months after the emergence of his first symptom, whereas tongue fasciculations along with tongue weakness and atrophy were noted in Patient U1, who was found to harbour mutations in SLC52A2 and was initiated on riboflavin therapy 50 years after the onset of her first symptom.

His symptoms progressed rapidly and 12 months after onset he had a wasted, fasciculating tongue, LMN weakness in the upper and lower limbs, depressed reflexes and flexor plantar responses.

At the age of 45 he developed tongue atrophy and weakness, with visible fasciculations in the atrophic muscles.

Spleen and Kidney deficiency syndrome contains main symptoms of coughing, shortness of breath, dyspnea after movements, weakly coughing; secondary symptoms of soreness of loins, tinnitus, loose stool, spiritlessness and weakness, light tongue or tongue with teeth marks, and deep thready and weak pulse.

He had fasciculation in the tongue and respiratory muscle weakness with a low oxygen saturation level (SpO2 86%).

The lower motor neuron features were characterized as follows: bulbar facial or tongue fasciculations, muscle wasting, and weakness, flaccid dysarthria; cervical upper limb fasciculations, muscle wasting and weakness; thoracic trunk or abdominal fasciculations, muscle wasting and weakness; lumbar lower limb fasciculations, muscle wasting and weakness.

Neurological examination revealed UMN and LMN signs, including a positive Babinski sign, hyperreflexia with ankle clonus, muscle atrophy, weakness in the tongue and upper and lower limbs bilaterally, and fasciculation in the upper limbs and tongue.