10:59 Sep 4, 2000 |
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na | decreased nerve impulse speed |
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na | deficit in (deficient) nerve conduction velocity |
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see below Explanation: Verzoegerung in diesem Sinne=inhibitor I would translate it as follows: The neurotransmission is inhibited/delayed. Muret-Sander, Tabor's Medical Dictionary |
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decreased nerve impulse speed Explanation: The URL below is about nerve impulse speed. When a nerve impulse is delayed or retarded, then the speed is decreased. Reference: http://courses.lib.odu.edu/psychology/jstark/pptwk1/Ch2/sld0... |
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see below Explanation: I'd say reduction [or retardation] in the nerve conduction velocity. Bunjes also gives delay, retardation (physiol. and chem.), delay (im Ablauf), or, in the sense of Verlangsamung: slowing down or deceleration From Pschyrembel: Nerven|leitungs|geschwindigkeit (): Abk. NLG; Geschwindigkeit, mit der ein Reiz an einer Nervenfaser weitergeleitet wird (s. Tab.); abhängig von Faserdurchmesser u. Vorhandensein einer Myelinscheide*; Bestimmung mittels Elektroneurographie*. (deutsch) Nervenleitungsgeschwindigkeit (englisch) nerve conduction velocity HTH |
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deficit in (deficient) nerve conduction velocity Explanation: AltaVista (English:) 1,866 pages found for the following queries: word count: neural conduction speed: 3; neural conduction velocity: 13; nerve conduction speed: 43; nerve conduction velocity: about 1000. Examples of usage and context: http://www.neocast.net/n223832885.html http://wzzk.adam.com/ency/article/003927ris.htm http://www.regionalorthopaedic.com/care.htm http://www.lef.org/protocols/prtcl-082.shtml see above |
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