Look up: neuritis

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   neuritis
   [n] - inflammation of a nerve accompanied by pain and sometimes loss of function
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   Neuritis
   inflammation of a nerve, often characterised by pain, numbness, or tingling; also used to describe nerve damage and disease from causes other than inflammation
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   Neuritis
   Inflammation of a nerve with pain, tenderness and loss of function
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   neuritis
   Inflammation of a nerve. This may be localised to one point of the body - as in sciatica - or it may be more generally known as multiple neuritis or polyneuritis.
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   Neuritis
   Nerve inflammation, usually with an abnormal amount of pain, and often part of a degenerative process.
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   neuritis
   Generalised inflammation of the nerves
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   Neuritis
   Inflammation of a nerve, with pain, tenderness and loss of function.
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   Neuritis
   Neuritis: Inflammation of nerves.
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   neuritis
   2.inflammation of a nerve or nerves Category: Medicine
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    Neuritis
    Neu·ri'tis noun [ New Latin , from Greek ... nerve + -itis .] (Medicine) Inflammation of a nerve.
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    neuritis
    <clinical sign> Inflammation of a nerve, a condition attended by pain and tenderness over the nerves, anaesthesia and paraesthesias, paralysis, wasting and disappearance of the reflexes. In practice, the term is also used to denote noninflammatory lesions of the peripheral nervous system. ... If the involvement is in one nerve it is called mon ...
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    neuritis
    noun inflammation of a nerve accompanied by pain and sometimes loss of function
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    Neuritis
    `Neuritis` is the general inflammation of the peripheral nervous system.
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    neuritis
    (ndbobr-ri´tis) inflammation of a nerve; the term is also used to denote certain noninflammatory lesions of the peripheral nervous system. There are many forms with different effects: some increase or decrease sensitivity of the body part served by the nerve; others produce paralysis; and some cause pain and inflammatio...
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    Neuritis
    • (n.) Inflammation of a nerve. • (n.) Inflammation of a nerve.
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    neuritis
    inflammation of one or more nerves. The characteristic symptoms of neuritis include pain and tenderness; impaired sensation, strength, and reflexes; ...
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    neuritis
    (neur- + -itis) inflammation of a nerve, a condition attended by pain and tenderness over the nerves, anaesthesia and paraesthesias, paralysis, wasting, and disappearance of the reflexes. In practice, the term is also used to denote noninflammatory lesions of the peripheral nervous system; see neuropathy.
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    neuritis
    Also known as peripheral neuropathy, any disorder of the peripheral nervous system which interferes with sensation, the nerve control of muscle, or both. Its causes include drugs and heavy metals (e.g., gold); infection or allergic reaction to it (as with leprosy or diphtheria); inflammatory disease...
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    neuritis
    neuritis (noorī'tis, nyoo–) , inflammation of a peripheral nerve, often accompanied by degenerative changes in nervous tissue. The cause can be mechanical (injury, pressure), vascular (occlusion of a vessel or hemorrhage into nerve tissue), infectious (invasion by microorganisms), to...
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