Afferenzstörung

English translation: (peripheral) sensory disorder

13:17 Oct 21, 2019
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German term or phrase: Afferenzstörung
Neurosonographisch kein Hinweis von fokalen Auftreibungen der Nn. ulnaris, medianus und tibialis. In den Medianus-SEP Hinweis auf bilaterale, periphere Afferenzstörung von den Armen. In den Tibialis-SEP Hinweis auf bilaterale, nicht näher lokalisierter Afferenzstörung von den Beinen.
Assanett
Local time: 13:49
English translation:(peripheral) sensory disorder
Explanation:
"Afference" is the English equivalent of the German "Afferenz", but English speakers often use the adjective 'sensory' instead of 'afferent'.

"The reported effectiveness in reducing tactile extinction suggests that the deficit can not be fully ascribed to a peripheral sensory disorder and that it reflects ..."
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10424416

"Absent reflexes are an early finding of any peripheral sensory disorder, but the jaw reflex was preserved for both patients. "
https://books.google.de/books?id=jtwV-LRF82AC&pg=PA611&lpg=P...

"The Bladder Pain Disorder as a peripheral sensory disorder: the effect of lidocaine on urodynamic parameters."
https://neuroscienceirelandrr.files.wordpress.com/2015/05/ne...

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David Tracey, PhD
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4 +2(peripheral) sensory disorder
David Tracey, PhD
4Afference disorder
Tim Bayton
3 +1Afferent (sensory) pathway defect
Lirka


  

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Afference disorder


Explanation:
Afference is the brain's reception of (nerve) signals from the body.

Tim Bayton
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Afferent (sensory) pathway defect


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Lirka
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(peripheral) sensory disorder


Explanation:
"Afference" is the English equivalent of the German "Afferenz", but English speakers often use the adjective 'sensory' instead of 'afferent'.

"The reported effectiveness in reducing tactile extinction suggests that the deficit can not be fully ascribed to a peripheral sensory disorder and that it reflects ..."
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10424416

"Absent reflexes are an early finding of any peripheral sensory disorder, but the jaw reflex was preserved for both patients. "
https://books.google.de/books?id=jtwV-LRF82AC&pg=PA611&lpg=P...

"The Bladder Pain Disorder as a peripheral sensory disorder: the effect of lidocaine on urodynamic parameters."
https://neuroscienceirelandrr.files.wordpress.com/2015/05/ne...



David Tracey, PhD
Local time: 13:49
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agree  Steffen Walter
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