complete paralysis

When that finally came to a crisis I was within four days of complete paralysis.

The horse usually suffers complete paralysis and death two to four days after symptoms appear.

The weakness may range in severity from mild to complete paralysis.

The gas from the grenade had brought complete paralysis as a prelude to death.

Bull, either through fear or complete paralysis, seemed to have been rendered suddenly helpless.

The entire process from landing to complete paralysis lasts approximately 40 seconds.

Mary had said he had suffered complete paralysis and loss of function.

It is low-power, so far, and has not produced complete paralysis in experimental animals.

Simply keeping all these rules in mind is enough to create extreme nervousness, and trying to follow them can lead to complete paralysis.

It can even lead to complete paralysis.

Hawking has near complete paralysis but retains enough muscle- control to allow him to press a button with his right hand.

Depending on the location of the injury, the signs and symptoms can range from complete paralysis to anesthesia.

Consider this example: your doctor knows that a surgery has a 5% chance of causing complete paralysis but does not tell you.

A common disability that results from stroke is complete paralysis on one side of the body, called hemiplegia.

Facial palsy is partial or complete paralysis of portions of the face.

That, he said, has produced "the complete paralysis of several vitally important issues, including the production of medicines."

They had also searched, unsuccessfully, for some mechanical reason for the complete paralysis of his body below the waist.

Cause of death is usually respiratory failure - suffocation by complete paralysis of the diaphragm.

But Franklin sat in the driver's seat staring at Otto in complete paralysis.

Hopalong's flashing, lightning-swift draw left them both in a state of complete paralysis.

The state energy sector warned of "a complete paralysis of economic activity" unless somebody started paying bills owed to it.

Strike leaders claimed "almost complete paralysis" in the ports and mining sectors, but the public sector was also reported as having operated normally.

The hallmark of this condition is a rapid start of partial or complete paralysis that often occurs overnight.

It can advance from a typical Brown-Séquard syndrome to complete paralysis.

The strongest bolt from that could not jolt a Throg into complete paralysis, but it would slow up any attack.