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an inflammation of the facial nerve - the nerve that controls the facial muscles(passive) is caused byBell's palsy
trauma to the brain(passive) is caused byCerberal palsy
a rare injury of the lower brachial plexus(passive) is caused byKlumpke palsy
an injury(passive) is caused byErb?s Palsy
What type of brain hematomacausesCN3 palsy
damage to the brachial plexus nerves(passive) is caused byPalsy
inflammation or compression of the facial nerve ( cranial nerve VII ) , which controls the muscles of the face(passive) is caused bypalsy
some sort of damage or trauma to the facial nerves(passive) is caused byPalsy
damage to the brachial plexus ( usually C5 / C6 nerves ) from birth trauma(passive) is caused bypalsy
by lesions of the brainstem or lower motor neurons(passive) is causedbulbar palsy
an injury to the shoulder during child birth(passive) is caused byPalsy
an injury to the nerves(passive) is caused byErbs palsy
lesions of PN surrounding these brainstem saccade - related neuronsmay causesaccadic palsy
by complications in(passive) caused byErb?s Palsy
nerve damage(passive) is caused byErb?s palsy
a lower brachial plexus injury(passive) is caused byPalsy
trauma , stroke , tumour , infection(passive) can be caused byPalsy
various causes(passive) can be caused byDiaphragmatic palsy
A type of brachial plexus injurycan resultpalsy
by an injury to the brachial plexus during childbirth(passive) is caused byPalsy
an injury to the shoulder(passive) is caused byPalsy
an inflammation of the facial nerve(passive) is caused bypalsy
inflammation of the facial nerve(passive) is caused byPalsy
also(passive) can ... be causedBulbar palsy
also(passive) can ... be causedA bulbar palsy
by an injury to an infant during birth(passive) is ... caused byPalsy
damage to the upper C5 and C6 nerves(passive) is caused bypalsy
by other cranial nerves(passive) caused bypalsy
the Brachial PlexuscausesErbs palsy
doctors(passive) can be caused byErb?s palsy
by shoulder dystocia(passive) caused byPalsy
Shoulder Dystociacan causePalsy
injury(passive) can often be caused byErbs palsy
nerveoften causingpalsy
by birth trauma(passive) caused bypalsy
by injury to the upper group of your arms main nerves(passive) is caused bypalsy
by degeneration of the nuclear cells of the lower cranial nerves(passive) caused byPalsy
aneurysmscausingoculomotor palsy
the Brachial Plexuscausespalsy
injury(passive) is caused byPalsy
Kuniyoshi much difficulty in moving Kuniyoshi's limbscausedKuniyoshi much difficulty in moving Kuniyoshi's limbs
him much difficulty in moving his limbscausedhim much difficulty in moving his limbs
partial facial paralysiscausespartial facial paralysis
hoarseness of the voicecausedhoarseness of the voice
to winging from a dysfunctional serratus anterior muscleleadingto winging from a dysfunctional serratus anterior muscle
throughoutmay resultthroughout
to a dysfunctional serratus anterior muscleleadingto a dysfunctional serratus anterior muscle
paralysis or loss of feeling in the arm , hand , and or shouldercan causeparalysis or loss of feeling in the arm , hand , and or shoulder
to paralysisleadsto paralysis
weakness or paralysis of the muscles on one side of the facecausesweakness or paralysis of the muscles on one side of the face
in abduction at the shoulderresultsin abduction at the shoulder
in a partial or total paralysis of a newborn childoften resultsin a partial or total paralysis of a newborn child
deviation of the eyecausesdeviation of the eye
a temporary weakness or paralysis of the facial musclescausesa temporary weakness or paralysis of the facial muscles
a weakness in the arm ... preventing normal movementcausesa weakness in the arm ... preventing normal movement
to dysphagialeadingto dysphagia
dysphagiacausesdysphagia
sudden , temporary weakness in facial musclescausessudden , temporary weakness in facial muscles
paralysis to certain areas of the handscausesparalysis to certain areas of the hands
facial paralysis , hearing disorders and problemscausesfacial paralysis , hearing disorders and problems
partial or total paralysis of muscles in the shoulder , arm , or handcan causepartial or total paralysis of muscles in the shoulder , arm , or hand
one side of her face to droopcausedone side of her face to droop
facial paralysiscausefacial paralysis
from damage to the nerves surrounding an infant 's shoulderresultsfrom damage to the nerves surrounding an infant 's shoulder
sudden weakness in your facial musclescausessudden weakness in your facial muscles
to a paralysis of one armcan leadto a paralysis of one arm
paralysis of the armcausesparalysis of the arm
to paralysis of the armleadsto paralysis of the arm
my left arm to be shorter and weaker than my right armcausingmy left arm to be shorter and weaker than my right arm
problems(passive) caused byproblems
drooping or weaknesscan causedrooping or weakness
paralysiscan causeparalysis
paralysis or numbness in the arm and handalso causesparalysis or numbness in the arm and hand
the left side of her face to drophad causedthe left side of her face to drop
paralysis of his right armcausedparalysis of his right arm
a deformity in the muscles on his armcauseda deformity in the muscles on his arm
due to nerve inflammationcauseddue to nerve inflammation
significant facial distortionoften causessignificant facial distortion
half of my face getting paralyzedcauseshalf of my face getting paralyzed
in weaknessresultsin weakness