- neck and tongue.
Movements typical of
athetosis are
sometimes called athetoid movements.
Lesions to the
brain are most
often the
direct cause of the...
-
Athetoid cerebral palsy, or
dyskinetic cerebral palsy (sometimes
abbreviated ADCP), is a type of
cerebral palsy primarily ****ociated with damage, like...
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severe defects may
cause intellectual disability,
spastic quadriparesis,
athetoid movements,
endocrine disorders,
epilepsy and
other serious conditions;...
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asphyxia in the
basal nucleus of full-term infants. It is ****ociated with
athetoid cerebral palsy and
spastic quadriplegia. "Definition: 'Status Marmoratus'"...
- months, such as
continual head rolling, lip licking, and
other forms of
athetoid movement. In
certain cases,
elderly patients'
previous interactions with...
- significantly.
Without treatment, the
patient showed signs of mutism,
athetoid movements of the extremities, and
complete dependence for all personal...
-
Spasticity Grade 1;
hemiplegic Spasticity Grade 1: monoplegic;
minimal athetoid/ataxic athlete.
According to
point 1.2 the
athlete must have an obvious...
- Pediatr. 2 (1): 23–28.
Archived (PDF) from the
original on 4
March 2016. "
Athetoid Dyskinetic". S****e,
Rodante P.A.
Archived from the
original on 2 July 2013...
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these joysticks control the pointer. They are
often useful to
people with
athetoid conditions, such as
cerebral palsy, who find them
easier to
grasp than...
- (hyperreflexia) and
extensor plantar reflexes, also occur. The
resemblance to
athetoid cerebral palsy is
apparent in the
neurologic aspects of LNS. As a result...
