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Meanings of partial paralysis in English
Usage of partial paralysis in English
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Poor Collis was desperately bad: the diphtheria was followed by partial paralysis.
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Symptoms include weakness, tremors, a lack of coordination, vision problems, and partial paralysis.
3
The accident left her with partial paralysis from the waist down.
4
The most striking symptom seems to be a partial paralysis of the hindquarters.
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One side was still paralyzed and there was partial paralysis of the tongue.
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Meningitis always brings a partial paralysis of the tongue, when the patient is exhausted.
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She lay motionless, like one stunned and under partial paralysis.
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Ottobock began by developing exoskeletons to help people with partial paralysis or spinal injury walk again.
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Only through some tremendous rush of desire could he overcome the partial paralysis of his will.
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One completed his labors to be seized with partial paralysis, the penalty of his over exertion.
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Alcohol in excess may attack the nerves supplying the arms and legs, producing severe pain and partial paralysis.
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Some elephants appeared disorientated, had difficulty walking, showed signs of partial paralysis or a limp, the report said.
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Slideshow (3 images) He was already in severe pain with partial paralysis of the lower leg.
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I suffered the tortures of insomnia, the pains of violent rheumatism, the dreadful imprisonment of a partial paralysis.
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I obtain, in fact, every possible kind of disorder: ataxy, temporary disablement, permanent disablement, complete paralysis, partial paralysis.
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You might also inquire whether there had been any partial paralysis or numbness in any part of the body.
