There are many complications resulting from paralysis, which can prove to be fatal.
Most of these complications have to do with infections of the lungs, urinary tract, or skin (due to pressure sores). In this way, paralysis due to spinal cord injury could be fatal even if the initial trauma was not.
If the heart and lungs become paralyzed, the lack of oxygen circulating through the body would be fatal.
damage in the nervous system
Todd's paralysis usually strikes individuals who have epilepsy (recurrent seizures ), although it may occur after any seizure.
Paralysis by definition prevents movement.
Alcohol use is a factor of about 1 and 4 spinal cord injuries. Most of these injuries occur in college age people with the percent of injuries causing paralysis that involve alcohol approximately 86%.
records show that two thirds of all bedsores occur in people over age 70. People who are neurologically impaired, such as those with spinal injuries or paralysis, are also at high risk.
20 people die by australian paralysis ticks every year.
Residual is leftover, and paralysis is inability to move; so residual paralysis is a leftover inability to move after partial recovery. For example, most people with Bell's Palsy recover, but some complain of residual paralysis.
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Of or pertaining to paralysis; resembling paralysis., Affected with paralysis, or palsy., Inclined or tending to paralysis., A person affected with paralysis.
paralysis
The plural form of paralysis is paralyses.
Myocarditis (inflammation of the heart muscle) and/or temporary paralysis. Death can occur in about 10% of cases.
The body's nervous system is affected by paralysis. There are different types of paralysis. These can range from either paralysis from the waist down, or paralysis from the neck down.