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• Abnormal movements of interest rates could also fuel further panic.
• Abnormal movement along the growth plate results in the slip.
• The tumor, though benign, may cause neurological injury including abnormal movements.
• They also cause Parkinson's disease-like symptoms and abnormal movement disorders.
• Tiapride is used in drugs to prevent aggression, treat alcoholism and prevent abnormal movements.
• Autoimmune encephalitis signs can include catatonia, psychosis, abnormal movements, and autonomic dysregulation.
• It also is used in drugs to prevent abnormal movement, a specialist at the department said on condition of anonymity.
• The Health Ministry said tiapride is used in drugs to prevent agitation and aggression, treat alcoholism and prevent abnormal movement.
• Sheik Saud said at least six divisions of Iraqi soldiers made " abnormal movements " last week in southern Iraq.
• Occupational therapists may also use neuro-developmental techniques to promote normal movement and posture and to inhibit abnormal movement and posture.
• This abnormal movement causes muscles to fatigue more quickly and to be unable to absorb any shock from the foot hitting the ground.
• He also had taken the anti-depressant Prozac and tiapride, which is used to prevent aggression, and treat abnormal movements and alcoholism.
• It also showed he had taken the anti-depressant Prozac and tiapride, a drug used to treat aggression, abnormal movements and alcoholism.
• Abnormal movement of neck bones or pieces of bone can cause a spinal cord injury resulting in loss of sensation, paralysis, or death.
• However, the abnormal movements would usually disappear within four to five hours even though it did not appear as though the damaged tissue had healed.
• Besides alcohol and Prozac, tiapride _ used in drugs to prevent aggression, abnormal movements and treat alcoholism _ was found in Paul's body.
• The most effective diagnostic strategy is to perform laryngoscopy during an episode, at which time abnormal movement of the cords, if present, can be observed.
• Children with chorea appear fidgety and will often try to disguise the random movements by voluntarily turning the involuntary, abnormal movement into a seemingly more normal, purposeful motion.
• Finally, Auguste Fran鏾is Chomel in his pathology treatise, which was contemporary to Parkinson's essay, included several descriptions of abnormal movements and rigidity matching those seen in PD.
• But in Parkinson's, the low supply of dopamine causes the globus pallidus to become overactive, sending out chemical signals responsible for the abnormal movements of Parkinson's disease.