Usage of "one side convulsions"

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гемиплегия

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hemiplegia

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hemiplegia

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hemiplejia

Paralysis of the arm, leg, and trunk on the same side of the body.

гемиплегия

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Examples for "hemiplegia"

Vascular complications occurred in three patients; hemiplegia developed in one of those. 
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Objective: Post-stroke shoulder pain is a common phenomenon in hemiplegia and impedes rehabilitation. 
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Recurrent strokes and alternating hemiplegia necessitated a right dural inversion 6 months later. 
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Anosognosia for hemiplegia is a common and striking disorder following stroke. 
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Directions regarding limb ataxia should be modified to indicate untestability due to hemiplegia. 
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However, previous reports of this phenomenon have examined patients with relatively large cerebral injuries (e.g., infantile hemiplegia) or limited sample sizes. 
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Background: Childhood absence epilepsy is a common generalized epilepsy syndrome characterized by childhood onset of frequent sporadic absence seizures. 
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We believe that frontal onset absences should be considered as a secondarily generalized epilepsy syndrome, originating in the frontal regions. 
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All cases reported in 2006-2008 were analyzed retrospectively; available clinical information was reevaluated and classified by seizure type and epilepsy syndrome. 
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Autosomal dominant nocturnal frontal lobe epilepsy (ADNFLE) is a familial partial epilepsy syndrome characterized by seizures suggesting a frontal lobe origin occurring predominantly during sleep. 
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Patients with a wide range of epilepsy syndromes and etiologies were registered. 
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Translations for one side convulsions

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Meanings of one side convulsions in English