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... treadmill walking with a rest period between blocks of 3 ...subject. In all blocks, during the first minute, the belt speed was increased to the pretreadmill speed, provided that the subject could walk ... See full document

... displacement and the constant speed provided by the treadmill (Frenkel- Toledo et ...treadmill walking. These proprioceptive inputs (repeated contraction and relaxation of muscles groups) may act as ... See full document

... principal and most incapacitating symptoms of Parkinson's disease ...difficulty in its internal regulation ...stooped and forward-flexed posture, reduced arm swing, gait instability, falls, ... See full document

... while walking alters speed, step/stride cadence, and amplitude, both in PD and healthy ...tasks in healthy subjects, but it is in PD ...only in PD subjects, and ... See full document

... Methods and Findings: We estimated the prevalence of AD in 690 outpatients with MD with uni or bilateral SNHL from otoneurology clinics at six tertiary referral hospitals by using clinica criteria ... See full document

... DNA. Por otro parte, otros estudios indican que el TLR7, un receptor para ssRNA, es necesario para la proliferación in vitro de células B específicas para antígenos que contengan RNA, explicando potencialmente la ... See full document

... of patients with and without ...Child-Pugh and MELD scores, ascites, dyspnea, platypnea, and ...clubbing. Patients with HPS were 2.47 times more likely to die than patients ... See full document

... Impairment of episodic and semantic autobiographical memory in patients with mild cognitive impairment and early Alzheimer’s disease. What’s in a Word[r] ... See full document

... T2DM patients with MO have a higher prevalence of steatosis and that severe steato- sis was also seen more often in this patient ...NASH and Fb were seen significantly more often and ... See full document

... Faecal calprotectin and lactoferrin as markers for monitoring disease activity and predicting clinical recurrence in patients with Crohn's disease after ileocolonic resection: A prospect[r] ... See full document

... shipment and stored at 4°C in zip-lock plastic ...physician and date of collection was recorded on the ...plates and incubated overnight at 37°C with 4-methylum- belliferyl- a ... See full document

... liver and gastrointestinal diseases that are more frequently associated to osteopenia and ...each disease, we describe the prevalence and physiopathology of these bone metabolism ...scenario ... See full document

... Parkinson's disease was similar between pa- tients with and without HCV ...difference in the prevalence of HCV between two geographical ...5.5% and in fact, this rate is as high as ... See full document

... results in the general ...therapy and the reported risk reductions in patients with non- dialysis patients, although this phenomenon was not observed in patients with ... See full document

... de Parkinson en las últimas dos semanas Las doce preguntas exploran si el paciente ha tenido problemas en la realización de una actividad en las dos últimas semanas (0 = ninguno, 1 = algunas veces; 2 = la mayor ... See full document

... comparative and explanatory study with a nonexperimental ...cardiac patients diagnosed with panic attack and another group, used as control, of 30 cardiac outpatients without psychiatric disorder; ... See full document

... half-life, and relative potencies of the different melatonin agonists on the ...market. In addition to being generally more potent than the native molecule, melatonin analogs are employed in ... See full document

... agents and formot- erol using a metered dose inhaler in patients with chron- ic obstructive pulmonary ...tiotropium and ipratropium in the treatment of chronic obstructive pulmonary ... See full document

... frequency in the tapping rate at FAST may be related to peripheral fatigue, or perhaps, to a combination of central and ...origin and involves bioenergetics or alterations in the ... See full document

... The clustering results are conclusive since the groups obtained clearly facilitate the distinguishing of instances into two different types of tremor:.. Tremor type A, which correspond[r] ... See full document