neurogenic
neurogenic
Definition
neuro·genic (--jen′ik)
adjective
- originating in nervous tissue
- stimulated or induced by nervous factors
- controlled by nerve impulses
neu′ro·gen′i·cally adverb
neurogenic
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- bladder: Neurogenic bladder causing incontinence and incomplete emptying of the bladder.
- inflammation: Neurogenic inflammation, NGI In much of the secondary zone there is also vasodilatation, termed " flare " in skin.
- weakness: In addition to distinguishing between disuse and neurogenic weakness, there are several other dilemmas in making the diagnosis of PPS.
- pain: Neurogenic pain Pain due to damage to the nervous system itself.
- disorder: In M. Paradis ( Ed. ), Pragmatics in neurogenic communication disorders ( pp.
- bowel: All had fecal incontinence secondary to a neurogenic bowel, anorectal muscle failure or idiopathic chronic constipation.
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