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AkinesiaThe state of being without movement.
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Akinesianoun. disabled or handicapped capacity to elicit motion which one chooses to engage in during a time with paralysis is not present. Most victims of Parkinson's disease are afflicted with this. Co [..]
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Akinesialack of movement (pop)
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AkinesiaAkinesia is a condition marked by problems initiating or starting physical movements. It is common in individuals with Parkinson's disease. Akinesia is possibly linked with decreased neural activ [..]
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AkinesiaNo movement.
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AkinesiaAkinesia refers to impairment of intentional (voluntary) muscle movements. A person experiencing akinesia is unable to move their muscles in the way they want to.
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Akinesiano movement.
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Akinesia A decrease or loss of control of voluntary muscle movements often resulting in muscle rigidity.
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Akinesia1. <neurology> Absence or poverty of movements. 2. <pharmacology> The temporary paralysis of a muscle by the injection of procaine. Origin: Gr. Kinesis = motion (18 Nov 1997)
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Akinesia
(medicine) The loss of the ability to control motor muscles.
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AkinesiaInability to move (“freezing”) or difficulty in beginning or maintaining a body motion
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