Synonyms for neurological
neu·ro·log·i·cal

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1. neurologicaladjective

   Synonyms:
   neurologic

2. neurologicaladjective

   Dealing with the study of the brain; neurology.

   Synonyms:
   neurologic

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1. neurological, neurologicadjective

   of or relating to or used in or practicing neurology

   "neurological evidence"

   Synonyms:
   neurologic

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1. List of paraphrases for "neurological":

   neurologic, neurology, neural, neuropathic, neuro, nervous

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1. U. S. Government Study On The Labeling Of Children:

   The term "learning disability" has appeal because it implies a specific neurological condition for which no one can be held particularly responsible, and yet it escapes the stigma of mental retardation. There is no implication of neglect, emotional disturbance, or improper training or education, nor does it imply a lack of motivation on the part of the child. For these cosmetic reasons, it is a rather nice term to have around.

2. Marc Siegel:

   They did a thorough neurological exam, but they also need to do a nerve conduction EMG, and they need to do an MRI of the brain and the spinal cord to try and explain where this gait problem comes from.

3. Scott Faber:

   There's simply no way Environmental Protection Agency could reach any conclusion other than Environmental Protection Agency should no longer be used on food crops, what's outrageous about Scott Pruitt's decision is that the science is so strong, so overwhelming, that chlorpyrifos causes neurological problems.

4. Peter Spencer:

   If a child eats that fungus, it can cause death or lifelong neurological disease.

5. Jaime Imitola:

   We must help educate our patients not only in the clinic setting, but also by working with patient advocacy groups such as the National Multiple Sclerosis Society and the ALS Association, we all want to end the plight of our patients, and the challenges brought about by stem cell tourism are an opportunity for medical societies such as the American Academy of Neurology and the American Neurological Association to advocate against unsafe and unproven practices, and to end the exploitation of therapeutic hope.