- attention. Many
akinesia patients also form a
linguistic akinesia in
which their ability to
produce verbal movements mirrors their physical akinesia symptoms...
- "impulse", "drive" or "appetite"), also
called athymhormic syndrome,
psychic akinesia, or auto-activation
deficit (AAD), is a rare
psychopathological and neurological...
- rigidity, and
postural instability. Both
hypokinetic (bradykinesia and
akinesia) as well as
hyperkinetic (cogwheel
rigidity and
tremors at rest) features...
- also in rare
cases to arthrogryposis. The
major cause in
humans is
fetal akinesia; however, this is
disputed lately.
Arthrogryposis could also be caused...
-
Akinetic mutism is a
medical condition where patients tend
neither to move (
akinesia) nor
speak (mutism). It is the most
extreme disorder of
diminished motivation...
-
Akinetopsia (from Gr****
akinesia 'absence of movement' and
opsis 'seeing'), also
known as
cerebral akinetopsia or
motion blindness, is a term introduced...
- or NAV PSPS plus at
least one CBS
feature other than limb
rigidity or
akinesia No
Exclusion criteria present More
likely if
onset is
after age 50 More...
- activity.
Hypokinetic movement disorders fall into one of four subcategories:
akinesia (lack of movement),
hypokinesia (reduced
amplitude of movements), bradykinesia...
-
following an oral dose of L‑DOPA: Off-period
dystonia –
correlated to the
akinesia that
occurs before the full
effect of L‑DOPA sets in, when the
plasma levels...
-
during the pregnancy. The lack of
movement in
utero (also
known as
fetal akinesia)
allows extra connective tissue to form
around the
joints and, therefore...
