Meanings of complete paralysis in English

MS symptoms range from mild muscle weakness to partial or complete paralysis.

Methods: We studied 17 stroke patients who showed complete paralysis of a hemiplegic hand at onset.

James Osborne, the youthful cashier, feigned complete paralysis.

Loss of consciousness, complete paralysis, small pulse, collapse, and within a few hours death may follow.

It produces complete paralysis, but not loss of consciousness, sensation, circulation, or respiration until the end approaches.

I obtain, in fact, every possible kind of disorder: ataxy, temporary disablement, permanent disablement, complete paralysis, partial paralysis.

One step further from complete paralysis.

Methods: A 60 year-old woman with right corona radiata infarct presented with complete paralysis of the left upper extremity.

From a state of almost complete paralysis of mind, consequent upon the death of Ella, her necessities aroused her.

The strongest bolt from that could not jolt a Throg into complete paralysis, but it would slow up any attack.

The notes, signed by half a dozen names, described the complete paralysis below the waist, with a few other medical details.

While a stroke may leave one person with a mild weakness, another may experience complete paralysis on one side of the body.

A 2-year-old boy with this disorder developed rapidly progressive leukodystrophy resulting in complete paralysis within 4 months.

In complete paralysis, the joints of the affected limb with the exception of the shoulder are usually flexed when the horse is resting.

In the complete paralysis of all sense of direction which only fog can produce, he crossed the wide street twice without knowing it.

Again, while complete paralysis might affect one set of nerves, another might simply exhibit signs of irritation in the form of hyperæsthesia or pain.