1. Plural of dystaxia; disorders of muscular coordination characterized by difficulty in performing voluntary movements with proper timing and sequencing.
Usage: medical/neurological term; typically used in clinical or scientific contexts

Examples

• The neurologist diagnosed several dystaxias affecting the patient's gait and balance.
• Dystaxias can result from cerebellar damage or other neurological conditions.
• Treatment for dystaxias often involves physical therapy and rehabilitation.
• The study examined various dystaxias in patients with degenerative neurological diseases.