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quadriplegia

Pathol paralysis of all four limbs, usually as the result of injury to the spine
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quadriplegia

[‚kwä·drə′plē·jə]
(medicine)
Paralysis affecting the four extremities of the body; may be spastic or flaccid.
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Distal RTA leading to hypokalemia is usually a late manifestation; however, many case reports exist in which paralysis (paraparesis or quadriparesis) is the presenting feature of Sjogren's syndrome (SS) (9-11).
Motor examination revealed quadriparesis to be more prominent in the upper extremities, and deep tendon reflexes were decreased bilaterally.
Naqash et al., "Hypokalemic quadriparesis in an elderly female," Indian Journal of Nephrology, vol.
Spinal cord involvement in NMO usually presents as transverse myelitis with paraparesis or quadriparesis, a sensory level and sphincter dysfunction [4, 5].
His neurological examination revealed spastic quadriparesis with positive Hoffman's sign, hyperactive reflexes, and equivocal extensor planter response in both sides.
A case of aortic coarctation presenting with quadriparesis due to dilated tortuous anterior spinal artery.
A neurology consultation reveals quadriparesis, paraparesis, dysarthria, and diplopia on examination, all symptoms associated with central pontine myelinolysis.
The child has mental disabilities, blindness, spastic quadriparesis, cerebral palsy, gastroesophageal reflux, and complex feeding disorder.
Tingling & numbness & burning sensation were the most common clinical presentation (87.5%), 3 case presented with quadriparesis (37.5%).
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