Assertion: cerebral palsy's muscle | /r/HasProperty | stiff
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: unusually
type: DEGREE
value: for people with this condition
type: OTHER
value: in spastic cp
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The most common is called spastic cerebral palsy, where the muscles are stiff and movements can seem jerky.
text: For people with this condition, their muscles may be too tight or looser than usual.
text: It causes the muscles to be stiff and permanently contracted.
text: The muscles are stiff because the message to the muscles is relayed incorrectly through the damaged part of the brain.
text: People with cerebral palsy may experience uncontrolled or unpredictable movements, muscles can be stiff, weak or tight and in some cases people have shaky movements or tremors.
text: In spastic CP, muscles are stiff, making movement difficult.
text: That means that muscles are unusually tight and stiff, which affects movement and growth.
text: That means that muscles are unusually tight and stiff, which affects movement and growth.
text: Muscles can be tight, stiff or floppy.
text: Spastic Cerebral Palsy : Spastic cerebral palsy causes the muscles to be very tight and stiff, a condition known as hypertonia.
text: : Spastic cerebral palsy causes the muscles to be very tight and stiff, a condition known as hypertonia.
text: Spasticity: People with spasticity CP have muscles that are weak and stiff.
text: Muscles are stiff, which can make movement difficult.
text: Patients with muscles that are too weak or too stiff may benefit from regular physical therapy.
text: Spastic Cerebral Palsy: Spastic cerebral palsy is marked by stiff and rigid muscles.
text: Spastic cerebral palsy is marked by stiff and rigid muscles.
text: Hypertonic, or spastic cerebral palsy is marked by stiff muscles that occur due to damage in areas of the brain that control muscle movement.
text: Spastic cerebral palsy causes spasms and stiff muscles.
text: For example, a child with mixed CP may have some muscles that are too tight and others that are too relaxed, creating a mix of stiffness and floppiness.
text: The leg and hip muscles are tight.
text: People with the spastic type of CP typically have muscles that are "tight" or stiff due to high muscle tone.
text: A person affected by cerebral palsy may show problems with muscle tone, resulting in muscles that are too tight or too floppy.
text: People with cerebral palsy may experience uncontrolled or unpredictable movements, muscles can be stiff, weak or tight and in some cases people have shaky movements or tremors.
text: Hip and leg muscles are very tight causing the legs to cross at the knees and to pull inward, creating a “scissoring” effect
text: That means that muscles are unusually tight and stiff, which affects movement and growth.
text: That means that muscles are unusually tight and stiff, which affects movement and growth.
text: The involved muscles are tight and are referred to as spastic or hypertonic.
text: While some muscles of children with CP may be too tight and inflexible, other muscles may be too loose, exhibiting too little tone and activation when needed.
text: Muscles can be tight, stiff or floppy.
text: Spastic Cerebral Palsy : Spastic cerebral palsy causes the muscles to be very tight and stiff, a condition known as hypertonia.
text: : Spastic cerebral palsy causes the muscles to be very tight and stiff, a condition known as hypertonia.
text: Some muscles are too tight, and others are too loose, creating a mix of stiffness and involuntary movements.
text: It can cause muscles to be tight and it can cause involuntary movements.