drop attack

His drop attacks were unlike anything I had ever witnessed.

Development also helps to defend against early piece drop attacks.

Some of the more severely affected patients develop drop attacks.

A brief atonic episode is known as a drop attack.

If a player has more than a couple captured pieces in hand, it is likely that dropping attacks are being overlooked.

Drop attacks are likely to occur later in the disease, but can occur at any time.

These are sometimes called 'drop attacks' but should be distinguished from similar looking attacks that may occur in cataplexy.

The patient may suddenly become weak at the knee and crumple (often referred to as a "drop attack").

This brought the expected response, the uchiotoshi, a striking drop attack which missed as he drew back his wrist at the last instant.

A quick offense will leave a player's home territory open to drop attacks as soon as pieces are exchanged.

The packet drop attack can be frequently deployed to attack wireless ad-hoc networks.

Atypical evolutions with absences and drop attacks are exceptional.

Because packets are routinely dropped from a lossy network, the packet drop attack is very hard to detect and prevent.

Drop attacks are sudden spontaneous falls while standing or walking, followed by a very swift recovery, within seconds or minutes.

My sudden "drop attacks" stopped.

To prevent drop attacks, patients are advised to "go to the ground" before the knees buckle and shortly after feeling dizzy or experiencing changes in vision.

Sudden, severe attacks of dizziness or vertigo, known informally as "drop attacks," can cause someone who is standing to suddenly fall.

Symptoms include the atonic seizure (also known as a "drop attack"), during which brief loss of muscle tone and consciousness cause abrupt falls.

Major problems include seizures, drop attacks, myoclonus, ataxia, and, most significantly, a quickly-developing and severe dementia.

Since childhood, DeBarra Mayo has suffered from neurological symptoms, including loss of muscle control and drop attacks.

They may have symptoms of vertebrobasilar insufficiency with vertigo or drop attacks and may have signs of myelopathy.

Lennox-Gastaut syndrome: A epileptic syndrome with onset in childhood with myoclonic seizures at night, head nodding, and drop attacks particularly prominent.

In the event that a patient suffers a "drop attack," and especially for the elderly population, the most important action is to be evaluated for associated head or other injuries.

Lamotrigine significantly reduces the frequency of LGS seizures, and is one of two medications known to decrease the severity of drop attacks.

BUT NOW THE DROP attacks have come back much more frequently, and headaches have became constant.