WordNet
n. a disorder of the nervous system [syn: nervous disorder, neurological disorder]
Usage examples of "neurological disease".
After you left this afternoon, it occurred to me that the density changes we saw on her X ray might represent some sort of widespread neurological disease.
Although physically disabled by a wasting neurological disease which had almost totally paralyzed him, he -was still brilliant and wealthy and was able to recruit others to his cause-among them Pal Kendoro and his two sisters, Mercy and Judit.
Some people had made the mistake-sometimes a fatal mistake-of underestimating Delszaki Li because of his great age and the debilitating neurological disease which had all but paralyzed him.
I eventually took him to the medical complex in Houston, which diagnosed a degenerative neurological disease that impairs him both physically and mentally.
Meanwhile, all during this time New Guinea highlanders in the 20th century continued to eat the brains of their enemies until they were finally made to understand that they risked kuru, a fatal neurological disease, when they did so.
A degenerative neurological disease had one plus point amongst a lot of negatives - you understood its course and could monitor it, and offload what you couldn't cope with.
At the same time, the physical confinement that prevented this made him feel like he was wedged between two sheets of glass, or afflicted by some bizarre neurological disease that robbed him of the ability to move in certain directions.