cerebral paralysis

Also, he had drunk enough Iron City beer to reach a state of deep cerebral paralysis.

A kind of cerebral paralysis descended on hiffl and he moved towards that back door, withdrawing the bolts numbly.

He was also an early researcher in the field of cerebral palsy, which was then known as "cerebral paralysis".

CP, formerly known as "Cerebral Paralysis," was first identified by English surgeon William Little in 1860.

April 10 - Stuart Sutcliffe, former member of The Beatles, 21 (cerebral paralysis caused by a brain hemorrhage)

April 10 - Former Beatle Stuart Sutcliffe dies from cerebral paralysis caused by a brain hemorrhage in Hamburg, Germany.

Freud worked in Paris with the neurologist Jean M. Charcot in 1885-86, and published papers on loss of memory and on cerebral paralysis in children.

In addition, she is a member of the board of management of a charitable foundation called Kinderzentrum, an institution dedicated to helping special children with syndrome of down, autism, cerebral paralysis among other emotional problems.

The venom, while seldom life-threatening, produces very painful effects including muscle spasms, 'tetanus-like' contractions and, in some cases, spinal or cerebral paralysis (which is generally temporary, but might leave permanent damage to central nervous system).

Currently, he is working with several football-related charities, such as the Federation of Football that unites football lovers that have cerebral paralysis, as well as a youth scout, and lives in Moscow.