ライフサイエンスコーパス: homonymous

1 he head enhanced bilateral iMEP effects from homonymous and heteronymous muscles, respectively.

2 racic nerve at two sites was used to examine homonymous and heteronymous reflexes of SA, while electr

3 However, homonymous and polysemous words differed in how meaning

4 neuron) were reconstructed, of which 17 were homonymous, and seven were heteronymous.

5 y muscle afferent input were observed in the homonymous (biceps brachii) and antagonist (triceps brac

6 Overall, homonymous contact systems had an average of 9.6 boutons

7 er of boutons found on type S motoneurons in homonymous contact systems was smaller (6.4, range 3-17)

8 de decreased during bilateral contraction of homonymous (elbow flexor) muscles and increased during b

9 The prototypical and homonymous family member is an Escherichia coli "adaptiv

10 tion affecting left-to-right readers, with a homonymous field defect that encroaches into their right

11 cit associated with "pure" alexia is a right homonymous field defect; an impairment that may, by itse

12 study was designed to examine the effect of homonymous hemianopia (HH) on detection of pedestrian fi

13 The hypothesis that drivers with homonymous hemianopia (HH) would take a lane position th

14 in normal readers and have shown how a right homonymous hemianopia disrupts the motor preparation of

15 Patients with stable, homonymous hemianopia due to unilateral occipital infarc

16 atients were 18 years or older with complete homonymous hemianopia for at least 3 months and without

17 Retinal nerve fibre loss in congenital homonymous hemianopia in humans is well recognized from

18 Homonymous hemianopia is the commonest form of acquired

19 Patients with an acquired homonymous hemianopia often adapt over a period of a few

20 alexia and patients with an incomplete right homonymous hemianopia, but no reading deficit, viewed si

21 s demonstrated in patients with severe right homonymous hemianopia, commensurate with their inability

22 Dyslexia, incomplete homonymous hemianopia, preserved color identification wi

23 are destroyed, resulting in a complete right homonymous hemianopia, rightward saccades during text re

24 All participants had homonymous hemianopia.

25 opia, optic neuritis, and residual vision in homonymous hemianopia.

26 cute event in a group of seven patients with homonymous hemianopia; here a negative straight line rel

27 included: age >18 years at time of testing; homonymous hemianopia; no other ophthalmic or neurologic

28 Thirty-three patients with homonymous hemianopias and 50 normal subjects were teste

29 occurred in one patient, and hemiplegia with homonymous hemianopsia developed as a complication of ve

30 ogression of visual symptoms including right homonymous hemianopsia, alexia, and simultanagnosia with

31 euro-ophthalmology clinic with an acute left homonymous hemianopsia.

32 h uncrossed hands, i.e. each hand was in the homonymous hemispace (standard oculomotor-somatomotor ma

33 Ia fibers made strong connections with homonymous motoneurons but only weak connections with an

34 f 18) showed a clear increasing trend during homonymous muscle activity (extension).

35 ections with motoneurons supplying the same (homonymous) muscle but make few or no connections with m

36 neuropathies and 18 patients with a relative homonymous or bitemporal hemianopia were tested with bot

37 bsequently, HRP was injected into two to six homonymous or heteronymous alpha-motoneurons per animal

38 plegia following stroke the threshold of the homonymous phasic stretch reflex was low, but it had a n

39 sappeared when the tap to Tri evoked its own homonymous phasic stretch reflex, providing neurophysiol

40 sis showed persistent low thresholds for the homonymous phasic stretch reflex, which had abnormally s

41 ss of conscious vision in the corresponding, homonymous region of the contralateral visual hemifield

42 defect, the abnormal test location had to be homonymous, respect the vertical meridian, and have no a

43 Two people with homonymous right hemianopias were tested on a number of

44 Homonymous sensory afferents and motoneurons typically f

45 t lexical decision task, with polysemous and homonymous stimuli.

46 ue that given the clear negative effect that homonymous visual field defect has on patients' lives, t

47 e three main approaches to rehabilitation of homonymous visual field defect have been pursued in rece

48 Partial homonymous visual field defect was detected in 80 % (8/1

49 hemianopia is the commonest form of acquired homonymous visual field defect; the usual causes are str

50 Patients with homonymous visual field defects experience disabling fun

51 plays a large role in the rehabilitation of homonymous visual field defects.

52 Unilateral homonymous visual field disorders after brain damage are

53 erial (words) in 40 patients with unilateral homonymous visual field disorders and hemianopic dyslexi

54 This is true of both homonymous words (words that have multiple unrelated mea