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micrographia

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micrographia /mi·cro·graph·ia/ (mi″kro-graf´e-ah) tiny handwriting, or handwriting that decreases in size from normal to minute, seen in parkinsonism.
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Current knowledge of manganese neurotoxicity is based on occupational inhalation exposure, resulting in an extrapyramidal syndrome, characterized by symptoms of gait dysfunction with a propensity to fall backward, postural instability, bradykinesia, rigidity, micrographia, masked facies, speech disturbances, and muscle tremors.
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Their hope, as Robert Hooke expressed it in his 1665 manifesto Micrographia, was that "by rectifying the operations of the Senses," these instruments would put knowledge on a new and more certain foundation.
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Based on his findings and work, he published a book, Micrographia, in 1665, which featured observations both microscopic and telescopic as well as a number of original biological theories.
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