neuromuscular

Examples

• All

• It's a genetic neuromuscular disorder.

  Madame Web (2024)

• While his cuts across every aspect of his being, mine is purely physical, a congenital neuromuscular condition.

  Academic text (2001)

• Anyway, it's a, it's a, it's a neuromuscular response.

• But it's very common in these neuromuscular cases.

  Who's Driving Doug (2016)

• Consider, for example, our own neuromuscular system; specifically, consider the human spinal cord.

  Academic text (1996)

• And so having that neuromuscular connection is the the type of strength I see most runners needing and lacking the most.

  Rich Roll

• Starting the second week, proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation stretching was performed as an exercise.

  Academic text (2017)

• The disorder, however, permitted his survival and allowed time for both atrophy and neuromuscular functional adaptations.

  Academic text (1995)

• However, these deformities can also be seen in newborns with underlying neuromuscular disorders and syndromic conditions.

  Academic text (2005)

• Many athletes train specifically to improve their neuromuscular coordination for better performance.

Synonyms

N

neuromotor

vsneuromuscular

• Specialized

8.4

About the nerves that control muscle movement

emphasizes the two-way interaction between nerves and muscles

M

motor

vsneuromuscular

• Specialized

3.7

Relating to movement and the nerves or muscles that control it

focuses specifically on the interaction between nerves and muscles

Compounds

N

neuromuscular blocking agent

• Specialized

1 5.9

A drug that stops nerve signals to muscles and makes them relax or stop moving

D

disease of the neuromuscular junction

• Specialized

8.1

A condition where nerves cannot send messages to muscles, causing weakness

N

neuromuscular junction

• Specialized

5.7

A place where a nerve sends a signal to a muscle to make it move

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology