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1983
Whether spastic, athetotic, or ataxic, the child with CP is limited in his physical abilities. The spastic child may not be able to generate much muscle force or endure effort for a long time but can perform fine movements better than the athetotic child.
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Whether spastic, athetotic, or ataxic, the child with CP is limited in his physical abilities. The spastic child may not be able to generate much muscle force or endure effort for a long time but can perform fine movements better than the athetotic child.
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2023
Abstract Summary Blood gas homeostasis depends on adequate functioning of the respiratory muscles. Respiratory muscle function can be impaired by diseases or pathophysiological processes that cause weakness, while contractile activity is reduced physiologically during sleep (especially rapid eye movement sleep) and ...
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Abstract Summary Blood gas homeostasis depends on adequate functioning of the respiratory muscles. Respiratory muscle function can be impaired by diseases or pathophysiological processes that cause weakness, while contractile activity is reduced physiologically during sleep (especially rapid eye movement sleep) and ...
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2003
Abstract From an organizational standpoint, it is useful to begin with a classification of neuromuscular diseases. The classification presented here is not meant to be comprehensive, but to enumerate disorders which are commonly encountered. This is a standard classification modified from Walton et al.
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Abstract From an organizational standpoint, it is useful to begin with a classification of neuromuscular diseases. The classification presented here is not meant to be comprehensive, but to enumerate disorders which are commonly encountered. This is a standard classification modified from Walton et al.
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Abstract Given the existence of new treatments for certain neuromuscular diseases, recognition of these conditions is essential. In this chapter, new treatments for spinal muscular atrophy and Duchenne muscular dystrophy are highlighted. Types of myopathy, myotonia, and muscular dystrophy are reviewed. Neuromuscular junction disorders
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