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hemiparesis

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hemiparesis /hemi·pa·re·sis/ (-pah-re´sis) paresis affecting one side of the body.
hem·i·pa·re·sis (hm-p-rss, -pr-ss)
n.
Slight paralysis or weakness affecting one side of the body. Also called hemiamyosthenia.

hemiparesis
[-pərē′sis]
Etymology: Gk, hemi + paralyein, to be palsied
muscular weakness of one half of the body. Compare hemiplegia .

hemiparesis [hem″e-pah-re´sis]
paresis (paralysis) affecting one side of the body.

hemiparesis
paresis affecting one side of the body.

hemiparesis
 Neurology Weakness of one side of the body


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The three-year-old has trouble walking because of a condition called Hemiparesis that has left her weak on one side of her body.
I was left with hemiparesis (weakness on one side of the body) and cognitive dysfunction.
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