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Apraxia is a
motor disorder caused by
damage to the
brain (specifically the
posterior parietal cortex or
corpus callosum),
which causes difficulty with...
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Apraxia of
speech (AOS), also
called verbal apraxia, is a
speech sound disorder affecting an individual's
ability to
translate conscious speech plans...
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Constructional apraxia is a
neurological disorder in
which people are
unable to
perform tasks or
movements even
though they
understand the task, are willing...
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Ideomotor Apraxia,
often IMA, is a
neurological disorder characterized by the
inability to
correctly imitate hand
gestures and
voluntarily mime tool use...
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Ideational apraxia (IA) is a
neurological disorder which explains the loss of
ability to conceptualize, plan, and
execute the
complex sequences of motor...
- In ophthalmology,
apraxia of lid
opening (ALO) is an
inability to
initiate voluntary opening of the
eyelid following a
period of
eyelid closure, with...
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Oculomotor apraxia (OMA) is the
absence or
defect of controlled, voluntary, and
purposeful eye movement. It was
first described in 1952 by the American...
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Developmental verbal dyspraxia (DVD), also
known as
childhood apraxia of
speech (CAS) and
developmental apraxia of
speech (DAS), is a
condition in
which an individual...
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involved in speech, for example, the
mouth or tongue.
Mutism may be due to
apraxia, that is,
problems with
coordination of
muscles involved in speech. Another...
- "self-restriction". The left hand also
showed signs of
severe ideomotor apraxia. It was able to
mimic actions but only with the help of
mirror movements...
