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provoke paroxysmal attacks. Most
reported paroxysmal attacks are
painful tonic spasms,
dysarthria and ataxia,
numbness and hemiparesis. They are typically...
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Tonic tensor tympani syndrome is a
disease of the
tensor tympani muscle,
described by
Klochoff et al. in 1971. It
involves a
decrease in the contraction...
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epileptic encephalopathy. The
syndrome is
outwardly characterized by
tonic spasms and
partial seizures within the
first few
months of life, and receives...
- year 1646 in a
report by
Athanasius Kircher, in
which he
subdued chickens.
Tonic immobility (also
known as the act of
feigning death, or
exhibiting thanatosis)...
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hepatic encephalopathy. It can
occur in
epilepsy as part of a
generalized tonic–clonic seizure, and in
pregnant women presenting with
severe pre-eclampsia...
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disappear by 6 months. OS will
transition to West
syndrome or LGS with age.
Tonic spasms are the main
seizures observed in OS.
Unlike LGS, the spike-and-wave...
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medulla oblongata can
cause vomiting or hiccups, as well as pain and
tonic spasms.
Additional brain lesions are
common but
often asymptomatic (though cognitive...
- however, is a
pathologic process. On the mild part of the spectrum, cramps,
spasms, and even
tetany are
often temporary and nonsevere. On the
moderate to severe...
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stiffness primarily affects the
truncal muscles and is
characterised by
spasms,
resulting in
postural deformities.
Chronic pain,
impaired mobility, and...
- explosions, the
first cases occurred showing signs of poisoning:
powerful tonic spasms, loss of consciousness,
aggressive agitation,
inhibited movement, uncontrollable...
