Assertion: tremor | /r/HasProperty | asymmetric
Facets:
value: typically
type: DEGREE
value: least initially
type: DEGREE
value: with tremors of other regions
type: OTHER
value: with advancement
type: OTHER
value: in the beginning
type: TEMPORAL
value: almost universally
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Almost universally, the tremor of PD is asymmetric, meaning that it is different on each side of the body.
text: This tremor is typically asymmetrical, occurs at rest and becomes less prominent with voluntary movement.
text: This tremor is typically asymmetric, occurs at rest, and becomes less prominent with voluntary movement.
text: Essential tremor most commonly affects the arms, tremors are typically asymmetric in the beginning and with advancement, tremors of other regions, notably the head, face, voice, trunk, and legs, are seen either separately, or in combination.
text: However, in Parkinson’s Disease tremors in the hands are present mainly at rest, tremors are classically but not always pill rolling in character, tremors are unilateral or asymmetric in presentation, tremors in legs are prominent, and there are other pertinent accompanying symptoms such as slowness, lack of dexterity in the hands, stiff muscles, softening of speech, lack of expression on the face, shuffling gait and postural instability.
text: Typically the tremor of Parkinson's disease is asymmetrical, at least initially, and affects an upper limb involving the ipsilateral leg after a latency of approximately two years.