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• Dissociation of the abdominal reflexes
  ...ecrease or absence of the superficial reflexes, and absence of superficial reflexes has particular significance when associated with increased DTRs or signs of ...mmer, which causes reflex muscle contraction. The abdominal muscle stretch reflexes are only minimally present in normal individuals.
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• Signe de l'eventail
  [[Category:Reflexes]]
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• Clavicle reflex
  [[Category:Reflexes]]
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• Wartenberg's thumb adduction sign
  ...root, multi-nerve distribution raising concern about motor neuron disease. Reflexes in the right arm were equivocally increased. Wartenberg’s thumb adduction 4. Wartenberg, R. The Examination of Reflexes. Chicago: Year Book Publishers, 1945.
  2 KB (232 words) - 11:12, 30 November 2016
• Peroneal reflex
  ...ing is more useful because most patients have medial and lateral hamstring reflexes. Other occasionally useful reflexes (1):
  2 KB (235 words) - 11:11, 13 June 2018
• Dissociation of the abdominal reflexes
  ...ecrease or absence of the superficial reflexes, and absence of superficial reflexes has particular significance when associated with increased DTRs or signs of ...mmer, which causes reflex muscle contraction. The abdominal muscle stretch reflexes are only minimally present in normal individuals.
  2 KB (352 words) - 10:52, 3 August 2017
• Rossolimo's sign
  ...most commonly those of Babinski and Chaddock.(1,2) There are other plantar reflexes that emerge in the face of corticospinal tract disease that involve flexion ...oot may cause plantar flexion of the toes. The best known of this group of reflexes is Rossolimo’s sign, which is elicited by percussion of the ball of the
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• Spastic dysarthria
  ...ms to come from the back of the mouth. The jaw jerk, gag reflex and facial reflexes often become exaggerated. ALS may cause dysarthria with both spastic and fl
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• Pseudobulbar palsy
  ...a hyperactive gag reflex and frontal release signs such as snout and suck reflexes. Pseudobulbar affect is common.(1)
  2 KB (359 words) - 14:26, 16 September 2018