| 21. | Although in rare cases dogs with dysautonomia live through their illness, Cellio generally recommends that the animals be euthanized.
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| 22. | Preliminary results suggest that the dogs do have such antibodies, a strong sign that dysautonomia is an autoimmune disease.
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| 23. | Vasovagal syncope is a form of dysautonomia characterized by an inappropriate drop in blood pressure while in the upright position.
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| 24. | Many of those with PCDH19 gene mutations also exhibit behavioral and psychological problems including sensory integration problems and dysautonomia.
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| 25. | Dysautonomia, a degenerative neurological disease, occurs almost exclusively among Ashkenazi Jews, those whose ancestors lived in Eastern Europe.
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| 26. | A few weeks ago, June Sherman typed " dysautonomia " into her Internet search engine as a lark.
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| 27. | A few other cats developed dysautonomia after Floyd died, but by 1988 the disease had made its way to dogs.
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| 28. | The veterinarian referred Alexi to a specialist, veterinary neurologist Brian Cellio in Overland Park, who diagnosed Alexi with dysautonomia.
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| 29. | One contemporary opinion of neurasthenia is that it was actually dysautonomia, an " imbalance " of the autonomic nervous system.
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| 30. | Three years ago, Gusella reported that he had found markers _ identifiable segments of DNA _ that flanked the dysautonomia gene.
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