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medical emergency requiring immediate medical attention.
Decerebrate and
decorticate posturing are
strongly ****ociated with poor
outcome in a
variety of conditions...
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powered hammer.
Traditional uses of trip
hammers include pounding,
decorticating and
polishing of
grain in agriculture. In mining, trip
hammers were...
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movements Abnormal extension (decerebrate posture)
Abnormal flexion (
decorticate posture)
Flexion /
Withdrawal from
painful stimuli Moves to localise...
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linear or
flamed shaped hemorrhages. The
disrupted brainstem can lead to
decorticate posture,
respiratory center depression and death.
Other possibilities...
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There are
often two
stereotypical postures seen in
comatose patients.
Decorticate posturing is a
stereotypical posturing in
which the
patient has arms...
- in the
production of chrome-tanned leather.
Decorticating pineapple leaves After the
fibre is
decorticated and washed, the
farmers hang it up to dry Piñatex...
- pain (decerebrate response)
Abnormal flexion to pain for an
infant (
decorticate response)
Infant withdraws from pain
Infant withdraws from
touch Infant...
- 0.8 to 1.4 cm and a
weight of 1.1–1.4 g.
After lotus seeds have been
decorticated and peeled, they are
edible and rich in
nutrients and can be
dried for...
- userpages.bright.net. US 2463278, V,
Johansen John & C,
Westergaard Carl, "Control
mechanism for
decorticating machines",
published Mar 1, 1949 v t e v t e...
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would otherwise be a
pinnate leaf are
themselves pinnately divided.
decorticate 1. (intr. v.) To shed the
outer bark of a tree,
usually seasonally as...
