| rebound p. |
a manifestation of loss of coordination between groups of antagonistic muscles of the limbs in cerebellar dysfunction. It is usually tested by having the patient rest an elbow on a table and try to flex it against the resistance of the examiner; when the resistance is suddenly withdrawn, the affected arm rebounds to the patient's chest, whereas the normal arm flexes only slightly, the flexion being arrested by contraction of antagonistic muscles (the triceps). Cf. André Thomas sign (def. 1). Called also Holmes' or Holmes-Stewart p., Holmes' sign, and Stewart-Holmes sign.
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| rebound r. |
return of some of the symptoms of a disease on cessation of treatment, applied especially to the relapse of patients with rheumatoid arthritis on withdrawal of cortisone or ACTH (Hench).
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| rebound t. |
a sensation of pain felt on the release of pressure.
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| rebound hypertension |
An increase in blood pressure that follows withdrawal from an antihypertensive drug.
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| rebound nystagmus |
SEE: gaze-evoked nystagmus .
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