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Meanings of psychomotor retardation in inglês
Mental and behavioral disorder involves a slowing-down of thought and a reduction of physical movements in an individual.
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Examples for "psychomotor impairment"
Examples for "psychomotor impairment"
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Compared with placebo, maprotiline induced psychomotor impairment on both objective and subjective assessment in a dose related manner.
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Results were not moderated by sociodemographic background variables, psychomotor slowing and psychopathological symptoms other than thought disorder.
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Psychomotor slowing test findings were independent from peripheral nervous system damage indicating uncorrelated disturbances of CNS and PNS function in HIV-1 infection.
Usage of psychomotor retardation in inglês
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It is typically characterized by congenital microcephaly, intractable seizures of infantile onset, and severe psychomotor retardation.
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The poor test performance was mainly associated with psychomotor retardation and decreased concentration in depressed individuals.
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The psychomotor retardation is thought to be caused by impaired neuronal T3 uptake during brain development.
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In addition, data have indicated significantly improved psychomotor retardation in patients with depression after 3 months of treatment.
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Clinically, half of the patients presented with severe AIDS dementia complex including advanced psychomotor retardation and behavioural dysfunction.
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In the patient group, cumulative depression duration was not significantly correlated with cognitive function, apathy, anhedonia or psychomotor retardation.
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The principal clinical symptoms that may be a clue to cerebral malformation include congenital hemiparesis, epilepsy and mental or psychomotor retardation.
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CD results in spongiform degeneration of the brain and severe psychomotor retardation, and the affected children usually die by the age of 10.
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Neuropsychological tests and scales for apathy, anhedonia and psychomotor retardation were assessed in 23 female patients and 60 healthy age-matched female controls.
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Psychomotor retardation is a prominent symptom during the 6 weeks of assessment, and its severity at baseline is negatively associated with clinical remission.