paralysis

Preposition: of

• limb: Polio mainly affects children younger than 3, causing a lifelong paralysis of the limbs.
• muscle: Typical symptoms result from the paralysis of the muscles served by the nerve.
• leg: There are also recent reports of paralysis of the legs.

Converse of object

• creep: Then a creeping paralysis seemed to grip the company.
• ascend: Myelitis and ascending flaccid paralysis due to congenital toxoplasmosis.
• induce: Your body does not move however as your brain induces temporary paralysis to stop you getting up and walking about.
• cause: Brake invites ABD members to talk to people confined to wheel chairs through paralysis caused by speeding drivers.
• overcome: How, then, can we overcome this paralysis?
• suffer: Up to 1 in 1000 infected children and 1 in 75 infected adults may suffer some paralysis.

Preposition: in

• muscle: The prognosis of a completely paralyzed muscle is related to the level of paralysis in muscles supplied by the same spinal segments.

Adjective modifier

• flaccid: People with SCI whose spinal reflexes are not functioning are said to have flaccid paralysis.
• infantile: By 1952 the number of cases of infantile paralysis was three times higher than the figure for 1940.
• facial: Sparing of the forehead would suggest a central facial paralysis rather than Bell's palsy.
• laryngeal: Surgeon John Walmsley, assisted by nurse Abby Hodges perform a tie-back on this patient with laryngeal paralysis.
• spastic: He lives with his wife who is also disabled with spastic paralysis and is unable to walk.
• neuromuscular: Guillain-Barré syndrome Investigating the molecular mechanisms causing nerve damage in Guillain-Barré Syndrome ( which causes acute neuromuscular paralysis ).

Noun used with modifier

• sleep: I also felt myself going into the sleep paralysis state - which I don't like.. .
• limb: Termination of the experiment, to minimize any suffering, will begin when animals show partial hind limb paralysis.
• muscle: These antibodies may be the cause of the eye muscle paralysis.
• nerve: Symptoms of nerve root pressure Paralysis of single muscles, possibly with pain radiating to the arms or legs.