Abnormal Posturing
Definition Abnormal posturing is the tendency to assume a particular body position, or to move or hold one or more parts of the body in a particular way. Certain abnormal posturing behaviors can indicate specific injuries to the nervous system.
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• Brain Herniation
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• Cerebral Angiography
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• EEG
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• Central Nervous System
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