ataxia (Also ataxias) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to ataxia

ataxy«
dyssynergia«
motor ataxia«
dystaxia«
ataxia«
hereditary cerebellar ataxia«
herediatry spinal ataxia«
ataxic«
cerebellum«
neurological disorder«
voluntary«
sensory ataxia«
atactic«
nervous disorder«
subunit«
cerebellar ataxia«
sacsin«
gluten ataxia«
neurological disease«
random«
dysfunction«
preataxic«
patient«
polymer«
finger«
orientation«
dysdiadochokinesia«
movements«
dysmetria«
instability«
gait«
inaccuracy«
movement«
hemiataxia«
optic ataxia«
gait apraxia«
brain«
therapist«
coordination«
gluten«
clumsiness«
inability«
posterior parietal cortex«
ataxin«
test«
physical therapy«
dysarthria«
acroataxia«
recessive gene disorder«
nose testing«
interaction torque«
ataxic respiration«
titubation«
exogenous substance«
eye«
focal lesion«
postural instability«
predominating«
his/her foot«
disease«
potassium pump«
lack«
impairment«
dorsal column«
positional information«
neurological dysfunction«
spinocerebellar ataxia«
hereditary disorder«
treatment«
lesion«
chiari malformation«
nervous system«
friedreich«
individual«
vitamin b12 deficiency«
torque«
visual input«
vestibular system«
elbow«
pump«
dystonia«
parietal lobe«
peripheral neuropathy«
hypothyroidism«
disorder«
eye movement«
thalamus«
body«
type«
stroke«
tremor«
balance«
spinal cord«
extremity«
wide oscillation«
vestibular habituation«
vestibular ataxia«
unequal letter«
term vestibular ataxia«
term sensory ataxia«
term cerebellar ataxia«
tandem gaitability«
synthetic cannabinoid hu-211 ingestion«
supplementary home exercise program«
succinic semialdehyde dehydrogenase deficiency«
sporadic idiopathic ataxia«
sporadic cerebellar ataxia«
specific functional motor pattern«
sole presentation«
single focal injury«
short term ataxia«
shin testing«
severe acute radiation poisoning«
reversible cerebellar ataxia«
reversible cerebellar«
rare fragile x«
prominent vertigo«
prominent cerebellar ataxia«
poorer movement pattern«
peculiar writing abnormality«
paraneoplastic autoimmune ataxia«
organ impairment«
neuropathic involvement«
neurological degenerative condition«
negative romberg«
multijoint movement«
multijoint motion«
metabolic ataxia«
lesioned level«
isolated sensory ataxia«
irregular underlining«
intensive upper limb retraining«
intact check reflex«
infectious cerebellitis«
idiopathic sporadic ataxia«
horizontal extended position«
hereditary cerebellar degeneration«
heavy heel strike«
greek α-«
glutamic acid decarboxylase ataxia«
frontal premotor«
extraintestinal site«
contracture prevention«
check reflex«
brain stem motor pathway«
bodily oscillation«
atp7b gene result«
ataxic hand«
ataxic condition«
appendicular ataxia«
alternate nose«
aldh5a1 gene result«
sodium«
component«
dos«
undershooting«
their therapy«
sudden muscular contraction«
specific clinical manifestation«
ouabain concentration«
niemann–pick type c disease«
neurological disfunction«
lower ouabain concentration«
limb ataxia«
international cooperative ataxia rating scale«
hand extended«
explosive variation«
decreased coordination«
congenital ataxia«
chronic ethanol abuse«
cerebrospinal fluid outflow«
altitude cerebral oedema«
abnormal immunological response«
abetalipoproteinaemia«
% admit«
improvement«
voice intensity«
severe ataxia«
rebound phenomenon«
ouabain block«
niemann pick disease«
movement velocity«
live mouse result«
hypometria«
gait impairment«
gait aid«
dyschronometria«
degenerative ataxia«
alternative etiology«
speech«
voluntary coordination«
unequal step«
intrinsic activity mode«
icars«
hypermetria«
frenkel exercise«
balance task«
arnold«
primary joint«
episodic ataxia type«
cerebellar structure«
asynergy«
widened base«
truncal ataxia«
tandem gait«
positive romberg«
peculiar pattern«
limb coordination«
lateral hemisphere«
dysequilibrium«
dorsal spinal cord«
dentatorubropallidoluysian atrophy«
coordination training«
characteristic manifestation«
cerebellar purkinje neuron«
deficit«
thyroid hormone replacement therapy«
physical therapy intervention«
movement increase«
cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis«
cerebrocerebellum«
balance center«
lithium level«
gliadin antibody«
cerebellar tonsil«
limb«
tremor/ataxia syndrome«
respiratory centre«
berg balance scale«
vestibular dysfunction«
ionic gradient«
hereditary ataxia«
episodic ataxia«
therapy«
spinocerebellum«
proprioceptive input«
immunoglobulin a«
idebenone«
glucose transporter type«
cerebellar lesion«
downward displacement«
proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation«
neural information«
homeostatic«
gluten free diet«
trunk«
sensitive marker«
respiratory movement«
refsum«
planned movement«
flocculonodular lobe«
computational element«
vestibulocerebellum«
uncoordinated movement«
superior parietal lobule«
variable volume«
mercury concentration«
central nervous system function«
isolation«
cerebellar degeneration«
balance training«
arm«
vitamin e deficiency«
static balance«
association cortex«
recent systematic review«
mild degree«
gluten sensitivity«
abetalipoproteinemia«
proprioceptive information«
moderate evidence«
lateral deviation«
normal pressure hydrocephalus«
arm function«
copper«
range«
uncertain start«
intention tremor«
motor planning«
spinal disorder«
overshooting«
trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole«
vigabatrin«
transglutaminase«
depressant effect«
fall«
symptom«
ongoing movement«
affected patient«
neurological abnormality«
gait abnormality«
dysrhythmia«
hydroxybutyric acid«
neurological complication«
buspirone«
benign tumour«
coenzyme q10«
balint«
loss«
poor balance«
acetazolamide«
wilson«
vitamin e.«
irregular rhythm«
movement therapy«
mobility aid«
wider base«
characteristic type«
physostigmine«
incoordination«
ninds«
neurological sign«
early diagnosis«
result«
antiepileptic drug«
motor deficit«
dynamic balance«
amantadine«
regular rhythm«
nmda receptor antagonist«
telangiectasia«
vestibular«
specific marker«
motor learning«
supination«
pronation«
asthenia«
complex movement«
methylmercury«
phosphatidylcholine«
individual activity«
bruns«
carnitine«
vermis«
susceptible individual«
ankle joint«
stomping«
foramen magnum«
poor coordination«
voluntary movement«
dextromethorphan«
muscle movement«
stroke patient«
drunken sailor«
pharmacological treatment«
exercise program«
person«
physician«
other tool«
triceps«
resistance«
coeliac disease«
term outcome«
frontal cortex«
proprioception«
dysphagia«
hypotonia«
autosomal recessive disorder«
motor cortex«
assessment tool«
worsening«
movement disorder«
medulla oblongata«
hand movement«
celiac disease«
extent«
specific treatment«
physiological process«
radiation poisoning«
sensory«
motor function«
ketamine«
target«
hydrocephalus«
everyday activity«
effective strategy«
basal ganglion«
drug treatment«
rare condition«
medulla«
stepping«
muscle weakness«
flexion«
daily living«
difficulty«
malformation«
muscle contraction«
leg«
slower rate«
speed«
broader sense«
disconnection«
immune«
physical therapist«
iga«
housekeeping«
differential diagnosis«
reaction time«
benzodiazepine«
health care professional«
recreational drug«
autoimmune disease«
cerebral cortex«
midline«
degeneration«
physical examination«
prescription drug«
distance«
occupational therapy«
wide spectrum«
pathogenesis«
bowel«
feature«
psychosis«
current research«
condition«
brain tumor«
ingestion«
vomiting«
abnormality«
malfunction«
simplification«
head injury«
forearm«
multiple sclerosis«
pre«
dementia«
articulation«
other example«
ethanol«
gamma«
central nervous system«
antibody«
walking«
decomposition«
dyskinesia«
chorea«
flaccid paralysis«
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis«
brain disorder«
kuru«
encephalopathy«
brain disease«
brain damage«
nerve compression«
atopognosis«
atopognosia«
athetosis«
tardive dyskinesia«
spastic paralysis«
paralysis agitans«
epilepsy«
shaking palsy«
cerebral palsy«
aphasia«
apraxia«
agraphia«
agnosia«
nerve entrapment«
tarantism«
orthochorea«
logagraphia«
anorthography«
acataphasia«
Friedreich's ataxia«
Marinesco-Sjögren syndrome«
Hunter-Russell syndrome«
Bálint's syndrome«
Lou Gehrig's disease«
ALS«
Sydenham's chorea«
Huntington's chorea«
Reye's syndrome«
Parkinson's syndrome«
Wernicke's encephalopathy«
Parkinson's disease«
Jakob-Creutzfeldt disease«
Huntington's disease«
Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease«
St. Vitus dance«
Saint Vitus dance«
Parkinsonism«
Parkinson's«

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