Clonus Hiperrreflexia

[shadowkiller0071]

i called a character in my book Clonus lol

[godfork]

tiende a la plantiflexión, acortamiento de soleo y gastrocnemios asociados debe haber.

[alanruggero10]

Essa pessoa tinha alguma patologia??

[philfagan]

Clonus is repetitive, rhythmic contractions of a muscle when attempting to hold it in a STRETCHED position. It is a strong, deep tendon reflex that occurs when the central nervous system fails to inhibit it. It is a common sign of multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injury, spastic paraparesis and other diseases. It is considered normal in new-born babies

[i2unforgetable]

Thanks for posting. I was looking for a good example of clonus. My neuro tried to demonstrate, but this is much better.

[boorgula]

Thanks brother for posting the informative video

[doctor98]

Extraordinario. Muy bien. Que alegria ver a un clinico tocarle el pie a su paciente obtener este piramidalismo y no prescribir directamente una RMN o un TAC. ¡¡excelente!

[ot4kidz]

@doctor98 de acuerdo!

[radicus2k]

I had severe ankle clonus after spinal cord surgery. My son started calling me thumper. Anti spasm medication helped somewhat, but eventually my nerves recovered.

[Tommyfoot65]

i sprained my ankle years ago at a concert and once in a while i get the tremors. it can be a bit unsettling. after so many years it still shakes.

[MichRL34]

I sprained my ankle going on 7 weeks ago. I noticed every time either I, the doctors or the therapists move my ankle, it does this same violent tremor. I don't know what causes this, but it only began after my sprain and only when I attempt to move it. I had to grab my foot to stop it.

[pepsicoke15]

This happens to me...what could it mean

[akubosangila]

clonus is a regular rythmic muscular contraction due to a sudden n sustained stretching..

there ade increase in gamma efferent motor neuron to the stretch muscle..

it os a sign of neurologigal condition.. particularly associated with upper mottor neuron lesion.

most coomon clonu at the ankle.. called ankle clonus..

[littlemsbrez]

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[981149]

thanks... i just understand what it is

[findingnemo15]

Claro que es lesion piramidal............y luego la corteza donde esta para regular el tono muscular?....estudia.....

[juansub82]

de acuerdo contigo, es piramidal... estudia chafa

[eri177]

I can't understand you

[adolfolv]

El clonus indica lesion de vías extrapiramidales no de vías piramidales, como se escucha que se señala en el video...

[gusbianchett]

Podríamos agregar que el clonus es inagotable.

[Enricotem]

Excelente video

[Maatsoul]

GRACIAS muy educativo!

[freespacehero]

Thanks, this is a good educational video!

[jisea]

Excelente, gracias por la contribucion

[Ningen21]

sadasd

[osodorado1970]

Buen video Agus! Saludos al Dr Enriquez Coronel y a todos los de Medicina BUAP!!