convulsion的示例

• There is no looking back; instead, there is an immersion in the infidelities and convulsions of the present that jumbles and confuses the past.

• In addition, six gerbils showed severe convulsion, with progressive emaciation and gerbils finally died from cachexia with neurological symptoms 2 weeks after inoculation.

• A further patient had cerebral infarction and convulsions immediately following the procedure but made a good neurological recovery.

• The convulsions of syncope are not usually followed by postictal stupor or malaise.

• The association with convulsion may suggest neurological involvement of the brain as well as the eye.

• In clinical practice, severity is often seen to present along a continuum from mild tremor through to delirium and convulsions.

• During that time she had three miscarriages, five still-born babies and one child born alive who subsequently died of convulsions a few weeks after birth.

• Symptoms often observed include convulsions, breathlessness, vomiting, internal bleeding, tremors, and paralysis.

• The convulsions she affected spread to surrounding women and soon they too were caught up into the frenzy.

• In the present study, some gerbils became weak and died due to cachexia with neurological symptoms and severe convulsion.

• After the elimination of the ' other ' category in 1875 dissimilar causes of death such as ' convulsions, trismus and epilepsy ' were entered under one category.

• This action was accompanied by wave-like convulsions of the entire body to force the seed or fruit into the soil.

• During the course of these convulsions, inhibitions or social controls in relation to pre- or extramarital intercourse may well have been loosened.

• Aging homeostasis relate to disordered nervous system function, with confusion, weakness, restlessness, hyperreflexia and, finally, convulsions and coma.

• The primary aim was to reduce the potential of internal convulsions to spread outward.