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What is another word for Subsultus?

Pronunciation: [sˈʌbsʌltəs] (IPA)

Subsultus is a medical term that refers to sudden, involuntary muscle contractions or movements. It is commonly associated with conditions such as epilepsy, Parkinson's disease, and Tourette syndrome. Synonyms for subsultus include twitching, jerking, spasm, convulsion, and tremor. Twitching is an abrupt or quick movement, while jerking is a sudden and sharp motion. Spasms are muscle contractions that can be painful and prolonged. Convulsions are usually associated with seizure disorders, and tremors are shaking movements that are usually rhythmic or continuous. By understanding these synonyms, healthcare professionals can better diagnose and treat patients with subsultus or similar symptoms.
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There was no Subsultus tendinum, or any visible alteration in its breathing.
"Wanderings in South America"
Charles Waterton
The startings, or Subsultus tendinum, now became gradually weaker and weaker; his hinder parts were fixed in death; and in a minute or two more his head and fore-legs ceased to stir.
"Wanderings in South America"
Charles Waterton
He could not speak; he had a Delirium, and rather a Tremor than a Subsultus tendinum, and he had all the Appearance of a dying Man.
"An Account of the Diseases which were most frequent in the British military hospitals in Germany"
Donald Monro

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