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Meanings of hemiparesis in English

Russian
гемипарез
Portuguese
hemiparesia
Spanish
hemiparesia
Catalan
hemiparèsia

Weakness of one side of the body.

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гемипарез
Usage of hemiparesis in English
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When sedation was discontinued 17 days after injury, the patient demonstrated left hemiparesis.
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One patient underwent hemiparesis after embolization in the early period of our experience.
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He developed rapidly worsening confusion and left hemiparesis on the table.
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She developed aphasia and worsening hemiparesis that did not resolve despite hemodynamic augmentation.
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We observed a 7 month old african boy suffering from nystagmus and hemiparesis.
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The findings provide a new avenue for the treatment of patients with poststroke hemiparesis.
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Two patients who are seizure free experienced a moderate postoperative hemiparesis with subtotal recovery.
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The procedure is usually restricted to patients with an intractable seizure disorder and hemiparesis.
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The patient presented with left hemiparesis due to lacunar infarction.
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A 69-year-old man was admitted to the hospital with right hemiparesis and global aphasia.
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A 57-year-old woman presented left hemiparesis and disturbance of consciousness.
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In 13 patients epileptic seizures were the only symptoms, while three had headache or hemiparesis.
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In total, 30 patients with post-stroke hemiparesis were evaluated.
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However, the left hemiparesis persisted following this intervention.
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Incomplete sensorimotor hemiparesis was present in two children, and a mild unilateral arm paresis in one.
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Headache and hemiparesis were the most frequent symptoms.
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Portuguese
hemiparesia
Hemiparesis through the time