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adynamia

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adynamia /ady·na·mia/ (a″di-na´me-ah) asthenia.adynam´ic
a·dy·nam·i·a (d-nm, d-nm-)
n.
Loss of strength or vigor, usually because of disease.

adynamia
[ad′inā′mē·ə]
Etymology: Gk, a + dynamis, not strength
a lack of physical strength resulting from a pathologic condition. See also asthenia. adynamic, adj.

adynamia [a″dĭ-na´me-ah]
lack of normal or vital powers. adj., adj adynam´ic.

adynamia
lack of normal or vital powers.


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Neurologic signs increased for several days and ptosis, paresis of the extremities and sphincters, adynamia, and marked hypothermia were observed.
Case Report On February 13, 1996, a 7-year-old boy from Donihue in Administrative Region VI was admitted to the Hospital Clinico Fusat of Rancagua in the region (Figure 1) with a 2-day history of adynamia and dizziness.
 
 
 
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