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"cog rearing" in neurology - hyena
Posted: Nov 22, 2010
sounds like "cog rearing"
cogwheeling - tstone
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cogwheeling ? - horseonamattress
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oops, my post crossed another... sorry - horseonamattress
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cog rearing - hyena
[ In Reply To ..]thank you
cog wheeling - JohnLopresti
[ In Reply To ..]It is a rigidification of control of neural functions. I think it applies to both the extremities and to perceptible facial movements, including ocular. That said, it remains rather an unpretty medical bit of jargon, although commonly heard in neurologic assessments of patients who often are elderly or have sustained a complexifying strokelike incident. It is part of discussions in geriatrics, including Alzheimerlike symptom sets, too. I find it imprecise as employed most often by neurologists.
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