… prevalence and diagnosis, secondary aims of the systematic … This review focuses on subjective
symptoms of sensory … or whether it simply reflects high vulnerability to injury, it is advised …

… vulnerability to psychological or psychiatric symptoms and … HSD/hEDS may be secondary
to pain symptoms rather than a … in enteric motor neurons and influencing nociceptive sensory …

… Internal consistency scores in our study were good for both vulnerability measures (α = .79 …
life events, resilience, vulnerability, and those MS symptoms that were outside the scope of …

… , cerebellum is the last brain region to do so. Taken … brain injury (TBI), the cerebellum appears
to be one of the most susceptible brain regions to injury and one of the first to exhibit signs …

… motor and sensory symptoms represent 18% of diagnoses in patients with “symptoms …
predisposing factor, coupled with an underlying vulnerability, influencing the onset of FMDs. …

… Meanwhile, motor cortical brain regions and their synaptic … of symptom load to characterize
individual stress vulnerability … behavior in the new housing condition, effects of sensory co-…

… This suggests that factors beyond brain degeneration may be … A secondary aim was to
determine the psychosocial factors … between sensory abnormalities and psychotic symptoms, our …

… motor, sensory and integrative abnormalities that cannot be related to impairment of a
specific brain … of the dopaminergic system, secondary to lower COMT enzymatic activity could …

… This state-of-the-art review makes clear the value of networks and brain models for
understanding symptoms and signs of disease and can serve as a foundation for further work. …

… signs (NSS) refer to a broad range of discrete neurological abnormalities such as deficits in
sensory integration, motor … Specific vulnerable brain regions or characteristics of the disease …