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Significats de hypotonia en anglès

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hipotonia
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hipotonía

(Of muscular tissue) the state of being hypotonic.

      hipotonia
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      мышечная гипотония
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      hipotonia muscular
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      hipotonía
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      hipotonia muscular

      Abnormally low muscle tone, lack of resistance to passive movement.

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            Ús de hypotonia en anglès
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            Conclusion: The prevalence of PWS syndrome is high among infants with hypotonia.
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            Both patients presented with generalized hypotonia and respiratory difficulties since birth.
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            About half of affected individuals have neurologic manifestations, including hypotonia and gait abnormalities.
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            These differences correlate with the pattern of airway muscle hypotonia seen during sleep.
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            A subset of affected individuals' has severe-profound ID, persistent hypotonia and respiratory abnormalities.
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            Results: Sixty-five infants with hypotonia with a mean age of 8 months were enrolled.
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            Neonatal hypotonia is extremely challenging to diagnose because numerous disorders present similar clinical manifestations.
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            All patients presented with severe hypotonia, respiratory distress, and multiple cranial nerve palsies at birth.
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            All patients presented with congenital-onset hypotonia and weakness, although there was variability in clinical severity.
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            Other features were hypotonia and hyperlaxity of the joints.
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            Affected males have profound global hypotonia and weakness, accompanied by respiratory difficulties that often require ventilation.
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            Complications included acute severe anterior uveitis in one eye and bulbus hypotonia in another for several months.
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            PWS should be considered by pediatricians and neonatologists in the differential diagnosis of all newborns with hypotonia.
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            The study group was composed of infants with hypotonia for whom the karyotyping was found to be normal.
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            We report the clinical phenotype of two siblings who presented in infancy with hypotonia and striking fatigable ptosis.
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            The clinical diagnoses of the remaining 89 neonates with hypotonia were approached by targeted next-generation sequencing (NGS).
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            Translations for hypotonia
            Hypotonia a través del temps