Feb 15
Motor Neuron Disease Motor neurone disease is a neurological condition that causes the progressive degeneration of specialised nerve cells, called motor neurons, in the brain and spinal cord. It has no known cause and is invariably fatal, with a likely life expectancy of 2 – 4 years from diagnosis. In New Zealand about 300 people …
Dec 10
Motor neuron disease is a term given to a gathering of related mind issues that result from the unfaltering loss of nerve cells that control muscle development and capacity. Motor Neuron Disease can lead muscle weakness and wasting. Motor neuron disease frequently does not get to be obvious until numerous nerve cells have died, which …
Jan 03
What Is Motor Neurone Disease? What is motor neurone disease. It is the problem in the motor neurons of the brain that carries the message of the brain to all the other parts of the body. Usually the patients having this problem have the instability of the body, bad senses or paralysis. Motor Neuron Disease …
