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English to Japanese translations [PRO] Science - Zoology | |||||
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2 | (アンフェタミン投与の副作用による)遊走性肢の不随意運動 |
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1 | (水中)浮遊運動 |
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1 | 浮動性四肢ジストニア |
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(水中)浮遊運動 Explanation: 定義語があるかどうか調べられませんでした。要はリラックスして力をいれずに水中で手足を浮遊させることでしょう。参考になるかどうかわかりませんが、下のURLは人間対象です。 -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 11 hrs (2009-07-04 05:11:14 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- 動物の傷病の一種なんですか。Physio治療法としての活動ではないんですね。 Example sentence(s):
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(アンフェタミン投与の副作用による)遊走性肢の不随意運動 Explanation: 色々調べてみましたが、該当する定訳が見つからないため、あえて上記を提案させていただきます。 -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 22 hrs (2009-07-04 16:14:12 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- アンフェタミンを追加したのは、以下のリンクを参照してのことです。 http://www.biomedexperts.com/Abstract.bme/2343071/d-Amphetam... http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2343071 |
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浮動性四肢ジストニア Explanation: 四肢や体幹の捻転を含む, 緩慢で持続的な不随意運動(ジストニア運動) http://www.treatneuro.com/archives/1231 floating 1 移動性の,浮動する(固定されていない,付着していない).2 遊走〔性〕の(過度に動く.正常位置からはずれた.腎臓,肝臓,脾臓などのある種の臓器にときにみられる異常状態についていう). ステッドマン |
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Reference: FYR Reference information: Acuted-amphetamine administration to young rhesus monkeys (N=10) caused a motor syndrome of hypoactivity and chorea-like postures and motor movements which we have termed floating limb. Frequently after subcutaneous injections of 0.3 or 0.6 mg/kgd-amphetamine, an affected monkey raised one or both legs or arms and held the limb(s) motionless in the air. Affected limbs were usually returned to a normal position if they appeared to enter the animal's visual field. In other cases, the monkey assumed bizarre and contorted postures which were held for prolonged periods. Such postures were often accompanied by gentle repetitive brushing of the ears and facial hair with extremities of the affected limbs. http://www.springerlink.com/content/y130x24618143576/ http://suuchan.net/note/Chapter-026601.html http://melonsode.fem.jp/kandelyondel/mt/19.html |
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