rhizotomy (Also rhizotomies) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to rhizotomy
- rhizotomy«
- surgical«
- spinal«
- spasticity«
- surgical process«
- root«
- spastic diplegia«
- surgical procedure«
- procedure«
- patient«
- surgical operation«
- posterior«
- surgery«
- nerve«
- sdr surgery«
- operation«
- anterior«
- selective dorsal rhizotomy«
- sdr procedure«
- sensory nerve root«
- muscle«
- independent walking«
- dorsal rhizotomy«
- rootlet«
- intensive physical therapy«
- hospital«
- spastic cerebral palsy«
- st. louis child«
- crutch«
- nerve root«
- leg«
- sensory nerve«
- spinal cord«
- person«
- adult«
- contracture«
- warwick peacock«
- spasticity purpose«
- rhizotomy procedure«
- l1-laminectomy modification«
- facet rhizotomy«
- premature birth«
- neurosurgeon«
- abnormal sensitivity«
- clinic«
- laminectomy«
- walker«
- dr. anderson«
- age«
- outpatient basis«
- motor nerve«
- seattle child«
- assistive device«
- electromyography«
- child«
- surgical team«
- spinal nerve«
- pain relief«
- motor«
- week«
- surgeon«
- incision«
- meningitis«
- relief«
- strengthening«
- week inpatient component«
- w.h. bennett«
- va shabalov«
- unusual electrical activity«
- unlike orthopaedic surgical procedure«
- universal effectiveness«
- typical base restrengthening«
- total hip flexor release«
- tiny electrical pulse«
- the st louis child«
- term rhizotomy«
- tendon release procedure«
- surgical restrengthening«
- surgery level«
- such radio frequency nerve lesioning result«
- successful sdr procedure«
- subjective visualization«
- spasticity limit energy«
- spastic diplegic patient«
- spastic cerebral palsy benefit«
- significant athetosis«
- sherrington/foerster technique«
- sherrington ’s study«
- severe spastic diplegia«
- selective posterior rhizotomy«
- sdr. orthopedic surgery«
- sdr support«
- sdr candidate«
- sdr application process«
- satisfactory functional gain«
- richard c.e. anderson«
- rhizotomy recipient«
- rhizotomy orthopaedic surgery«
- problematic nerve root«
- predominant rigidity«
- postoperative sensory loss«
- posterior rootlet rhizotomy«
- posterior root section«
- posterior root rhizotomy«
- pediatric spastic cerebral palsy population«
- pediatric rhizotomy candidate«
- pain/muscle spasm«
- orthopedic release«
- ontario healthcare system«
- ontario facebook group/ canadian«
- neuromuscular root«
- nervous system sensitivity«
- nerve root sectioning«
- most rehabilitation«
- moderate spastic diplegia«
- misfiring nerve«
- maximum basic functionary movement«
- major age range«
- lower limb muscle«
- l1 laminectomy«
- l1 dorsal root fiber«
- it chief neurosurgeon«
- intense spasticity«
- intense outpatient exercise program«
- inpatient recovery«
- inherent release«
- individual nerve root«
- impinged pain«
- hand clinical research«
- gros technique«
- fixed orthopedic deformity«
- experienced sdr«
- emg testing phase«
- em salova«
- electromyographic stimulation«
- doctor t.s. park«
- current walking«
- continuing care department«
- clinical descendant«
- chu gui de chauliac«
- cerebrate cat«
- cerebral palsy spasticity relief«
- c.s. sherrington«
- burdenko neurosurgical clinic«
- bone/joint deformity«
- av dekopov«
- assistive device—however«
- adult spastic diplegic people«
- adult sdr procedure«
- adult minnesota resident«
- abnormal rootlet«
- aa tomskiĭ«
- clinician«
- walking«
- peacock«
- st louis child«
- posterior rhizotomy«
- permanent impotence«
- orthopaedic deformity«
- nerve route«
- muscle release«
- cerebral palsy spasticity«
- adequate motor control«
- pad«
- month«
- week therapy«
- scissors gait«
- respective proponent«
- orthopedic deformity«
- motion test«
- mild fame«
- functional gain«
- emg testing«
- ambulatory function«
- ventral nerve root«
- term chiefly«
- simple probe«
- patient eligibility«
- normal muscle tone«
- neurosurgical hospital«
- major qualifier«
- gamma amino butyric acid«
- dr. peacock«
- technique«
- valid base«
- subsequent buildup«
- radiofrequency wave«
- neurosurgical team«
- intense motivation«
- surgical observation«
- spastic cp«
- reciprocal movement«
- permanent procedure«
- intellectual refinement«
- direct post«
- transient change«
- neurotomy«
- nerve surgery«
- electrical pattern«
- claude gros«
- stimulus response«
- spastic quadriplegia«
- spastic hemiplegia«
- permanent numbness«
- hip flexor muscle«
- spinal cord level«
- presbyterian child«
- patients’ quality«
- objective feedback«
- independent mobility«
- candidate«
- muscle tightness«
- hospital website«
- home exercise program«
- firing«
- transition movement«
- robert abbe«
- original importance«
- dr. wilkins«
- cerebral palsy patient«
- form«
- red cross war memorial child«
- gillette child«
- spine«
- new york city september«
- familial disease«
- specialty healthcare«
- circumstances«
- movement«
- otfrid foerster«
- mri examination«
- gait pattern«
- correct message«
- cape town«
- neuromuscular condition«
- natural separation«
- operative field«
- diagnosis«
- affected muscle«
- severe scoliosis«
- hereditary spastic paraplegia«
- facet joint«
- muscle spasticity«
- damaged nerve«
- maximum result«
- clinical record«
- weak muscle«
- individual evaluation«
- parent«
- brain infection«
- extreme weakness«
- dorsal root«
- degenerative disc disease«
- neurosurgical procedure«
- cauda equina«
- permanent paralysis«
- google search result«
- foot«
- functional skill«
- patient due«
- continued improvement«
- bladder control«
- sectioning«
- typical sign«
- neuritis«
- recovery«
- wound infection«
- radiofrequency ablation«
- exercise regimen«
- motor development«
- baclofen«
- rubber pad«
- hypertonia«
- st. louis«
- clinical situation«
- harvey cushing«
- sensory loss«
- spinous process«
- vertebral body«
- spinal fluid«
- primary requirement«
- skin«
- electrical pulse«
- bone«
- quadriplegia«
- fasano«
- surgical approach«
- support«
- % risk«
- congenital«
- pain«
- primary treatment«
- circumstance«
- botox«
- dura mater«
- tingling«
- post«
- sciatica«
- fentanyl«
- dystonia«
- subcutaneous tissue«
- quadriceps«
- daily task«
- muscle strength«
- muscle tone«
- major provider«
- adult patient«
- orthopaedic surgery«
- complications«
- spinal column«
- individual patient«
- head trauma«
- missouri«
- basal ganglion«
- musculature«
- orthopedic surgery«
- marked improvement«
- lamina«
- anesthesiologist«
- caucasus region«
- urinary tract infection«
- risk«
- gaba«
- treatment«
- mild«
- criteria«
- conus«
- approach«
- modern technique«
- ataxia«
- medical team«
- numbness«
- standard method«
- icu«
- instance«
- quality«
- function«
- phenol«
- appropriateness«
- wrong-site surgery«
- vivisection«
- vasovasostomy«
- uvulopalatopharyngoplasty«
- uranoplasty«
- tympanoplasty«
- trephination«
- transsexual surgery«
- transplantation«
- transplant«
- tracheotomy«
- tracheostomy«
- taxis«
- strabotomy«
- sterilization«
- sterilisation«
- sex-change operation«
- rhinotomy«
- resection«
- reconstructive surgery«
- purse-string operation«
- polypectomy«
- plastic surgery«
- photocoagulation«
- phlebectomy«
- palatopharyngoplasty«
- ostomy«
- osteotomy«
- organ transplant«
- orchiopexy«
- operative«
- neurosurgery«
- myringotomy«
- myringoplasty«
- myringectomy«
- myotomy«
- minor surgery«
- microsurgery«
- major surgery«
- jejunostomy«
- intestinal bypass«
- implantation«
- hysterotomy«
- hemorrhoidectomy«
- heart surgery«
- haemorrhoidectomy«
- gastrostomy«
- gastroenterostomy«
- gastrectomy«
- fenestration«
- eye surgery«
- eye operation«
- extirpation«
- exenteration«
- excision«
- evisceration«
- enucleation«
- enterotomy«
- enterostomy«
- electrosurgery«
- dilation and curettage«
- dilatation and curettage«
- decortication«
- debridement«
- cutting out«
- curettement«
- curettage«
- cryosurgery«
- craniotomy«
- chemosurgery«
- cautery«
- cauterization«
- cauterisation«
- catheterization«
- catheterisation«
- castration«
- brain surgery«
- arthroscopy«
- arthroplasty«
- angioplasty«
- anaplasty«
- amputation«
- ablation«
- xenotransplantation«
- xenotransplant«
- vulvectomy«
- vivisectionist«
- vitrectomy«
- vasectomy«
- vacuum aspiration«
- tummy tuck«
- trephine«
- transurethral resection of the prostate«
- tonsillectomy«
- thyroidectomy«
- thrombectomy«
- thermocautery«
- sympathectomy«
- surgical contraception«
- suprarenalectomy«
- suction curettage«
- stapedectomy«
- split-brain technique«
- splenectomy«
- sigmoidectomy«
- septectomy«
- selective lipectomy«
- salpingectomy«
- robotic telesurgery«
- rhytidoplasty«
- rhytidectomy«
- rectoplasty«
- psychosurgery«
- prostatectomy«
- proctoplasty«
- pneumonectomy«
- plant«
- phalloplasty«
- pancreatectomy«
- ovariectomy«
- otoplasty«
- orchiectomy«
- orchidectomy«
- ophthalmectomy«
- open-heart surgery«
- oophorosalpingectomy«
- oophorectomy«
- nip and tuck«
- neutering«
- neuter«
- neuroplasty«
- neurectomy«
- nephrectomy«
- meniscectomy«
- mastopexy«
- mastoidectomy«
- mastectomy«
- lumpectomy«
- lobectomy«
- lithotomy«
- lipectomy«
- lift«
- laser-assisted subepithelial keratomileusis«
- laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis«
- laser trabecular surgery«
- laryngectomy«
- keratotomy«
- keratoplasty«
- iridotomy«
- iridectomy«
- implant«
- ileostomy«
- hysterectomy«
- hypophysectomy«
- graft«
- fixing«
- fix«
- filtration surgery«
- female circumcision«
- facelift«
face lifting, face lift, excise, enervation, endarterectomy, embolectomy, cyclodestructive surgery, cryocautery, cosmetic surgery, corneal transplant, corneal graft, colostomy, closed-heart surgery, clitoridectomy, cholecystectomy, cataract surgery, castrate, burn, autoplasty, arthrodesis, appendicectomy, appendectomy, altering, adrenalectomy, adenoidectomy, abdominoplasty, 50-year hiatus, UPPP, Shirodkar's operation, D and C, TURP, LASIK, LASEK,