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When sedation was discontinued 17 days after injury, the patient demonstrated left hemiparesis.
2
One patient underwent hemiparesis after embolization in the early period of our experience.
3
He developed rapidly worsening confusion and left hemiparesis on the table.
4
She developed aphasia and worsening hemiparesis that did not resolve despite hemodynamic augmentation.
5
We observed a 7 month old african boy suffering from nystagmus and hemiparesis.
6
The findings provide a new avenue for the treatment of patients with poststroke hemiparesis.
7
Two patients who are seizure free experienced a moderate postoperative hemiparesis with subtotal recovery.
8
The procedure is usually restricted to patients with an intractable seizure disorder and hemiparesis.
9
The patient presented with left hemiparesis due to lacunar infarction.
10
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.
12
In 13 patients epileptic seizures were the only symptoms, while three had headache or hemiparesis.
13
In total, 30 patients with post-stroke hemiparesis were evaluated.
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However, the left hemiparesis persisted following this intervention.
15
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.