Sensory symptoms are followed by motor deficits which also begin in the face.

It is characterized by an absence of voluntary motion without any apparent motor deficit, and patients often describe a complete mental void or blank.

This ultimately results in severe motor deficits.

Premature infants often exhibit visual impairment and motor deficits in eye control immediately after birth.

These effects include cognitive, sensory, and motor deficits.

Mental practice has been used to rehabilitate motor deficits in a variety of neurological disorders.

Low levels of dopamine can contribute to anhedonia, apathy, impaired attention, and motor deficits.

There was no statistically significant effect on death, motor deficits, or cognition.

When one part of cerebellum, the neodentate, is damaged, patients do not get motor deficits.

In two siblings, with severe peripheral motor deficits and moderate sensory symptoms, the disease had relatively little impact on the central nervous system.