neurological impairment

collocation in English

meaningsofneurologicalandimpairment

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neurological
adjective
uk
/ˌnjʊə.rəˈlɒdʒ.ɪ.kəl/us
/ˌnʊr.əˈlɑː.dʒɪ.kəl/
relating ...
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impairment
noun[U]
uk
/ɪmˈpeə.mənt/us
/ɪmˈper.mənt/
the act of spoiling something or making it weaker so that it is ...
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(Definition ofneurologicalandimpairmentfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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There was no history ofneurologicalimpairment.
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None of the children had a history of seizures or showed any evidence ofneurologicalimpairment.
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This literature relates to physical health,neurologicalimpairment, stress, personality and vulnerability factors.
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Clinical symptoms progress rapidly andneurologicalimpairmentincreases as the virus spreads through the central nervous system.
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According to parental report, no child had been diagnosed or suspected of having frankneurologicalimpairmentor social - emotional disturbance.
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The difficulty of establishing a correlation between amyloid deposition andneurologicalimpairmentmay be due in part to amyloid polymorphism.
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Conversely, many disorders believed to be principally behavioral involve some degree of genetic liability orneurologicalimpairment.
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People with dementia are presented as people with unique biographies, personalities and life circumstances, all of which interact with theneurologicalimpairment.
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Metabolic acidosis andneurologicalimpairmentmay already be present when repetitive decelerations occur and such decelerations may be a pre-terminal event.
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No matter how healthy an individual infant, child, or adult may be,neurologicalimpairmentwill result from oxygen deprivation of a particular duration.
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These language deficits are observed despite normal nonverbal abilities, normal hearing, no evidence ofneurologicalimpairment, and no social or emotional concerns.
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Further studies are needed to establish the clinical value of these finding in terms of perinatal morbidity and, more importantly, of long-termneurologicalimpairment.
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In contrast, late-onset depression appears to be associated with greater signs ofneurologicalimpairment, and one study suggests that late-onset depression is more likely to be precipitated by stress.
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These children show significant deficits in their language ability, yet they show age-appropriate scores on nonverbal tests of intelligence, normal hearing, and no obvious signs ofneurologicalimpairment.
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If left undiagnosed and untreated, the baby can suffer fromneurologicalimpairmentand physical deformities.
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They may require additional interventions, to manage the greaterneurologicalimpairmentand also greater secondary complications.
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Their level of independence, self-care, and mobility are dependent on their degree ofneurologicalimpairment.
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Nitrogen narcosis is aneurologicalimpairmentcaused by dissolved blood nitrogen under pressure.
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Such damage can range from hydrocephalus, severely impaired vision andneurologicalimpairment, to small size for gestational age, deafness, epilepsy and physical disability.
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They may require additional interventions, to manage the greaterneurologicalimpairmentand also the greater secondary complications.
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Such risk factors may include prior arrests, presence of hallucinations, delusions, or otherneurologicalimpairment, being uneducated, unmarried etc.
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Before the availability of phototherapy, these children died of kernicterus (bilirubin encephalopathy) or survived until early adulthood with clearneurologicalimpairment.
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It has been reported to induce reversibleneurologicalimpairmentin multiple sclerosis patients, which led to the halt of an ongoing clinical trial.
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