Hyporeflexive

Sleeping infants are usually flaccid and hyporeflexive.

Nevertheless, these two cases did have subconjunctival filtration (according to the UBM examinations, visible as a hyporeflexive subconjunctival layer) (Fig.2).

In a LMN injury, deep tendon reflexes become hyporeflexive—because the reflex arc is lost.

In the present paper it will be shown that power partial isometries are always hyporeflexive and 2--hyperreflexive.