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  1. ... jeopardize patient outcome. Faculty will highlight emergencies in akinetic and hyperkinetic movement disorders. When appropriate, faculty will ...
  2. ... benign course, whereas those who present with an akinetic-rigid form of the disease have more rapid ... dyskinesias, and off periods, in which they are akinetic and severely parkinsonian. At this stage, levodopa-induced ...
  3. ... studies of brain indicate most pronounced abnormalities in akinetic/rigid (AR) and the least in TD cases. ...
  4. ... studies of brain indicate most pronounced abnormalities in akinetic/rigid (AR) and the least in TD cases. ... the differences in brain biochemical abnormalities. GLOSSARY: AR = akinetic/rigid; CBG = corticobasal ganglia degeneration; ET = essential tremor; ...
  5. ... SSRI, meperidine, MAOI Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome haloperidol, chlorpromazine Akinetic-Rigid Syndromes metoclopramide, neuroleptics Acute Confusional States baclofen, ...
  6. ... transplantation Stupor or Coma An unusual circumstance is akinetic mutism , in which awareness is lost and patients ... and even catatonia, ataxia, or a full-fledged akinetic rigid syndrome can be seen if extra pontine ...
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    ... 52t, 54, 55, 55f, 59r Air embolism, 41 Akinetic mutism, 11, 18r Akinetic rigid syndrome, 13 Alcohol withdrawal, 10 Alcoholic liver ... Alkalosis, 17 Altered consciousness, 9 –17, 17r –18r akinetic mutism, 11 central nervous system infection with, 61, ...
  8. ... 733.99 Werdnig-Hoffman 335.0 Attack akinetic (see also Epilepsy) 345.0 apoplectic (see ...
  9. ... borne V73.5 Seizure(s) 780.3 akinetic (idiopathic) (see also Epilepsy) 345.0 psychomotor&# ...
  10. ... 289.81 Mutism (see also Aphasia) 784.3 akinetic 784.3 selective (elective) 313.23 Myalgia ( ...
  11. ... 13; 345.5 absence (attack) 345.0 akinetic 345.0 psychomotor 345.4 automatism&# ...
  12. ... compare the course in tremor dominant, mixed and akinetic/rigid subtypes of Parkinson disease. This study shows ... the least biochemical abnormalities and the worst in akinetic/rigid subtype where the brain biochemical pathology is ...
  13. ... follow the nurse's movements in the room. Akinetic mutism is considered. What is the least likely ... neurotoxicity Correct Answer: The correct answer is A. Akinetic mutism may have both structural and pharmacologic causes. ...
  14. ... of PVS includes coma, the minimally conscious state, akinetic mutism, and the locked-in syndrome ( Table 2- ... vegetative state includes coma, the minimally conscious state, akinetic mutism, and the locked-in syndrome. * An estimated ...
  15. ... thrombus protrusion, proximity of thrombus to a hypokinetic/akinetic segment, cardiac pump failure or Killip class IV, ... thrombus protrusion, proximity of thrombus to a hypokinetic/akinetic segment, cardiac pump failure or Killip class IV, ...
  16. ... more severe mutations ( Squitieri et al, 2000 ). The akinetic and dystonic form of HD has been called ... Juvenile Huntington's disease presents with a rigid-akinetic phenotype. The disease is usually seen in paternal ...
  17. ... than 50 years and in those with an akinetic rather than a tremoric presentation. 86 This mismatch ...
  18. ... area of modern neuroscience. Pursuing reports on the akinetic effects of dopamine depletion in animal experiments by ...
  19. ... symptoms, 3 out of the 10 patients developed akinetic-rigid parkinsonism without tremor (levodopa response was favorable ...
  20. ... follow the nurse's movements in the room. Akinetic mutism is considered. What is the least likely ...
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