hemiplegia
[hem-i-plee-jee-uh, -juh]
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noun Pathology.
paralysis of one side of the body.
Origin of hemiplegia
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Hemiplegia is usually the result of a cerebral hemorrhage or embolism.
Philosophy of OsteopathyAndrew T. Still
Is hemiplegia a dyspepsia of the nerves of nutriment of the brain and organs of that side?
Philosophy of OsteopathyAndrew T. Still
Suffered for a year from hemiplegia, which disappeared when the wound healed.
Should the thrombus be on the carotid arteries, hemiplegia may result from cerebral embolism.
Arteriosclerosis and Hypertension:Louis Marshall Warfield
The latter is more apt to be associated with psychic changes, dementia, etc.; the former, with hemiplegia.
Arteriosclerosis and Hypertension:Louis Marshall Warfield
hemiplegia
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