Synonym: attack, fit, seizure, spasm, tantrum. Similar words: convulsions, avulsion, revulsion, compulsion, expulsion, conversion, reconversion, constitutional convention. Meaning: [-lʃn] 
n. 1. a sudden uncontrollable attack 2. violent uncontrollable contractions of muscles 3. a violent disturbance 4. a physical disturbance such as an earthquake or upheaval.
n. 1. a sudden uncontrollable attack 2. violent uncontrollable contractions of muscles 3. a violent disturbance 4. a physical disturbance such as an earthquake or upheaval. 
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(61) Pentylenetetrazol was intraperitoneally injected into mice after medication to make the model of convulsion.
(62) Painful sex rigidity is a kind of paroxysmal sign with this common disease, expression is the whole body or pang of some limbs radioactivity has convulsion of sarcous rigidity sex.
(63) In folk Urtica cannabina L. is used to treat arthritis and joint muscular rheumatism, postpartum palpitation, infantile convulsion, urticaria, viper bites and so on.
(64) Central administration of trace DMPS also significantly inhibited convulsive seizure, reduced the death number and inhibited the emergence of tetanic convulsion wave on EEG.
(65) The skin can have palpebral convulsion after erosion agent and eye contact, conjunctiva oedema, hyperaemia, serious person for corneal ulcer.
(66) CTA scanning revealed blood vessels convulsion, constriction and obstruction in infarct area.
(67) It is prodrome respectively period, foreboding period, convulsion period, atony lethargy period and recognizant convalescence.
(68) Methods:To compare the Anticonvulsive effect of water-soluble extracted at different temperature from Pinellas Rhizoma by the index of mortality and tonic convulsion induced by strychnine in mice.
More similar words: convulsions, avulsion, revulsion, compulsion, expulsion, conversion, reconversion, constitutional convention, invulnerable, convection, conviction, convention, conventional, conversation, confusion, contusion, impulsive, repulsive, compulsive, conversational, unconventional, conclusion, concussion, confession, concession, in conclusion, compulsively, congressional, condescension, impulsiveness.