- to
lower motor neurons will
subsequently result in
hyporeflexia and/or
areflexia.[citation needed] In
spinal shock,
which is
commonly seen in the transection...
-
Cerebellar ataxia with
neuropathy and
vestibular areflexia syndrome (CANVAS) is an
autosomal recessive late-onset
heredodegenerative multisystem neurological...
-
reflexes (hypo- or
areflexia, respectively). However, a
small proportion have
normal reflexes in
affected limbs before developing areflexia, and some may have...
- ataxia,
areflexia, pes cavus,
optic atrophy, and
sensorineural hearing loss". Usually,
individuals with this
condition have
cerebellar ataxia,
areflexia, high-arched...
- cord
below the
level of
injury are
depressed (hyporeflexia) or
absent (
areflexia),
while those above the
level of the
injury remain unaffected. The 'shock'...
-
paraplegia (impairment of
motor function in
lower extremities),
total areflexia (below
normal or
absence of reflexes) of the
pelvic limbs and ****, loss...
-
triad of symptoms:
proximal muscle weakness,
autonomic dysfunction, and
areflexia.
Proximal muscle weakness is a
product of
pathogenic autoantibodies directed...
- hand muscles,
bilateral foot drop, high-arched feet,
hyporeflexia or
areflexia of the tendons, and
variable sensory loss of the
lower limbs. Symptoms...
- protein. Four
clinical phenotypes are recognized:
typical GSS, GSS with
areflexia and paresthesia, pure
dementia GSS and Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease-like...
-
present liver dysfunction Stage V Very
rapid onset following stage IV
Areflexia Deep coma Dilated,
nonreactive pupils Isoelectric EEG
Respiratory arrest...
