Sensorineural deafness, A hearing impairment most often caused by the permanent damage or destruction of hair cells or by interruption of the vestibulocochlear nerve that carries auditory information to the brain., Scotoma, A region of blindness within the visual fields, caused by injury to the visual pathway or brain., Ataxia, A loss of movement coordination, often caused by disease of the cerebellum., Parkinson's Disease, A degenerative neurological disorder, characterized by tremors at rest, muscular rigidity, and reduction of voluntary movement, caused by loss of dopaminergic neurons of the substantia nigra., Amblyopia, Reduced visual acuity of one eye that is not caused by optical or retinal impairments., Conduction deafness, A hearing impairment in which the ears fail to convert sound vibrations in air into waves of fluid in the cochlea.It is associated with defects of the external ear or middle ear, Macular degeneration, Degeneration of the retinal fovea, impairing vision in the center of the visual field, Tinnitus, A sensation of noises or ringing in the ears not caused by external sound, Huntington's Disease, A genetic disorder, with onset in middle age, in which the destruction of basal ganglia results in a syndrome of abrupt, involuntary writhing movements and changes in mental functioning., Synesthesia, A condition in which stimuli in one modality evoke the involuntary experience of an additional sensation in another modality., Paraplegia, Loss of sensation and voluntary muscle control in the legs

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