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Paralysis
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Infantile paralysis
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Palsy
Paralysis complete or partial See Paralysis
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Bells palsy
Paralysis of the facial nerve producing distortion of one side of the face
VerbarMonoplegia
Paralysis affecting a single limb
Paresis
Incomplete paralysis affecting motion but not sensation
Paralytic
Of or pertaining to paralysis resembling paralysis
Pseudo hyperthophic
Falsely hypertrophic as pseudo hypertrophic paralysis a variety of paralysis in which the muscles are apparently enlarged but are really degenerated and replaced by
Mytilotoxine
A poisonous base leucomaine found in the common mussel It either causes paralysis of the muscles or gives rise to convulsions including death by an accumulation of carbonic acid in the
Sideration
struck esp blast in plants also a sudden and apparently causeless stroke of disease as in apoplexy or paralysis
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