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triplegia

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triplegia /tri·ple·gia/ (tri-ple´jah) paralysis of three limbs.
tri·ple·gia (tr-plj)
n.
1. Paralysis of an upper and a lower extremity and of the face.
2. Paralysis of both extremities on one side and one extremity on the opposite side.

triplegia
[trīplē′jə]
Etymology: Gk, treis, three, plege, stroke
a condition of paralysis on one side of the body plus paralysis of an arm or leg on the opposite side.

triplegia [tri-ple´jah]
paralysis of three extremities.

triplegia (trīplē´jē),
n a condition where three out of the four limbs are paralyzed.

triplegia
paralysis of three extremities.


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Spastic Triplegia - three limbs are involved, usually one leg and both arms.
Less frequently observed are monoplegia (affecting one limb) and triplegia (affecting three limbs).
Triplegia One arm and both legs; probably reflects a combination of a diplegia with a hemiplegia or a variation of quadriplegia.
 
 
 
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