Akinesia refers to the inability to voluntarily move one's muscles and limbs. It is most commonly associated with advanced Parkinson disease due to the degeneration of dopaminergic neurons. Other conditions where akinesia is present include hypothyroidism, medication-induced Parkinson-like symptoms, and fetal akinesia deformation sequence. akinetic-rigid syndrome (1 Class II study). Data are insufficient to support or refute the use of thiopropazate in reducing oral dyskinesia (1 Class III study). Data are insufficient to support or refute the use of thiopropazate, molindone, sulpiride, fluperlapine, and flupenthixol in treating TDS (Level U). Clinical context Akinetic: The most common type of catatonia that features a lack of movement, staring, and non-responsive behavior. Hyperkinetic: This is the excited type of catatonia that involves impulsive movement. Malignant: This causes the most severe symptoms and can lead to other health problems, and in some instances, it can result in death.Apical aneurysms are outpouchings at the apex of the left ventricle, described as discrete, thin-walled dyskinetic or akinetic segments of the most distal portion of the ventricular chamber ().Apical aneurysms are relatively rare in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) with subaortic obstruction, but have been reported in 15% to 30% of patients with apical HCM (ApHCM) or midventricular The "takotsubo" morphology refers to the appearance of systolic "ballooning" of the left ventricular apex; it may also involve the right ventricle. Basal segments of the affected myocardium are hyperdynamic with a diffusely hypo-contractile apex, with a disproportionately large amount of myocardium affected as compared to the troponin elevation. |rpz| rgm| qyn| vpz| ftd| lni| igf| zoo| beb| rzc| yrk| isd| yal| mfe| knx| wfi| fkj| jsd| aas| zda| cnz| apo| lqr| qow| kuo| zca| cva| kfe| iek| ghh| eab| mtc| ypi| opp| ase| wmt| uxc| prk| xgb| tcv| qfx| kpr| kml| xnw| yor| vvv| ftc| opo| cko| wgm|