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hemianesthesia

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hemianesthesia /hemi·an·es·the·sia/ (-an″es-the´zhah) anesthesia of one side of the body.
crossed hemianesthesia , hemianesthesia crucia´ta loss of sensation on one side of the face and loss of pain and temperature sense on the opposite side of the body.

hem·i·an·es·the·sia (hm-ns-thzh)
n.
Loss of tactile sensibility on one side of the body. Also called unilateral anesthesia.

hemianesthesia
[hem′ē·an′esthē′zhə]
Etymology: Gk, hemi + anaisthesia, absence of feeling
a loss of feeling on one side of the body.

hemianesthesia [hem″e-an″es-the´zhah]
anesthesia of one side of the body.
crossed hemianesthesia (hemianesthesia crucia´ta) loss of sensation on one side of the body and loss of pain and temperature sense on the opposite side.

hemianesthesia (hem´ēan´es-thē´zh),
n the anesthesia or loss of tactile sensibility on one side of the body.

hemianesthesia
anesthesia of one side of the body.


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