hemiplegy (Meaning)

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hemiplegy (n.)

Hemiplegia.

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The stroke left him with right-sided hemiplegy, affecting his motor function on that side.
As a result of the cerebral hemorrhage, the patient experienced complete hemiplegy, with total paralysis on one side of his body.
The hemiplegy due to the traumatic brain injury severely impaired his ability to walk and perform daily tasks.
The severity of hemiplegy can range from mild weakness to complete paralysis, depending on the extent of the brain damage.
The patient's hemiplegy improved gradually with intensive rehabilitation, allowing him to regain some movement.
The therapist assessed the patient's hemiplegy using the Functional Independence Measure, which measures functional abilities in daily tasks.
The hemiplegy caused by the spinal cord injury below the cervical vertebrae resulted in paralysis of the lower limbs.
The doctor suspected a diagnosis of hemiplegia based on the unilateral weakness and decreased muscle tone observed on examination.
The patient's hemiplegy affected not only his physical abilities but also his cognitive functioning, leading to difficulties with attention and memory.
The support group for individuals with hemiplegy provided a valuable network for sharing experiences and coping mechanisms.

Hemiplegia.

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The stroke left him with right-sided hemiplegy, affecting his motor function on that side.

As a result of the cerebral hemorrhage, the patient experienced complete hemiplegy, with total paralysis on one side of his body.

The hemiplegy due to the traumatic brain injury severely impaired his ability to walk and perform daily tasks.

The severity of hemiplegy can range from mild weakness to complete paralysis, depending on the extent of the brain damage.