primary lateral sclerosis

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primary lateral sclerosis [′prī‚mer·ē ′lad·ə·rəl sklə′rō·səs]

(medicine)

A sclerotic disease of the crossed pyramidal tracts of the spinal cord, characterized by paralysis of the limbs, with rigidity, increased tendon reflexes, and absence of sensory and nutritive disorders. Also known as lateral sclerosis.

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No references found			It took around 15 years before I found out I had primary lateral sclerosis, a form of motor neurone disease which is non-lethal. Memories come back for Deeble by The Journal (Newcastle, England) Jim says his initial reaction when doctors pinpointed he had Primary Lateral Sclerosis, a slower-developing strain of the disease, was one of relief. health&beauty: real lives; Docs feared I was losing my mind but my ... by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland) And a second condition called primary lateral sclerosis may be associated with very prominent spasmodic dysphonia. Question and answer by Nance, Martha / Generations			primary flow primary fluid primary focus primary frequency primary front primary fuel cell Primary Gas primary geosyncline primary gneiss primary gneissic banding primary great circle primary growth primary gun primary haulage primary high explosive primary hydrogen atom primary hypertension primary hypothermia primary immune response primary index primary instrument primary interstice primary key primary knocked-on atom Primary Komsomol Organization primary lateral sclerosis primary lead primary lesion primary light source primary lights primary low primary magma primary management domain primary measuring element primary member primary meristem Primary Metal primary mineral primary optic axis primary orogeny primary partition Primary Party Organization primary phase primary phase region primary phloem primary photocurrent primary plasticizer primary pollutant primary porosity primary power cable primary producer			Primary Inter-LATA Number Primary Interchange Carrier primary interest Primary Interexchange Carrier Primary Interexchange Carrier Charge Primary Interlata Carrier Primary Interop Assembly primary interstice Primary Intrathoracic Malignant Effusion Primary Invasive Malignant Melanoma Primary Inventory Control Activity/Agent Primary Investigations Primary IPTV primary iritis Primary Irritant Contact Dermatitis Primary Junction Box Primary key Primary key Primary Knock-on Atom primary knocked-on atom Primary Komsomol Organization Primary Landing Site Primary Language Arts Assessment Primary Language Is Not English Primary Lateral Chromatic Aberration primary lateral sclerosis Primary Lateral Sclerosis, Juvenile Primary Launch Control Center Primary Layer Depth primary lead Primary Lead Teacher Primary Leadership Course Primary Leadership Development Course Primary Leadership Development Program Primary Leadership Programme Primary Leadership Qualification Primary Learning Outcome Primary Learning Support Unit primary lease Primary Leaving Examination primary lesion primary lesion primary lesion primary lesion Primary Level Field Activity Primary Life Support Subsystem Primary Life Support System Primary Life-Support System primary light source Primary Lighting Control Unit primary lights Primary Link Criticality-Based Routing Algorithm Primary Literacy Programme-Reading

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