right hemidiaphragmatic paralysis(passive) caused byright hemidiaphragmatic paralysis
in permanent foot dropresultsin permanent foot drop
foot dropcausedfoot drop
in drop footresultingin drop foot
foot droppromptedfoot drop
weaknesscausesweakness
claw hand orcausesclaw hand or
the most common functional problems(passive) caused bythe most common functional problems
lack of feeling and muscle weakness in the handwill causelack of feeling and muscle weakness in the hand
to exertional breathlessnesscan leadto exertional breathlessness
your muscles to atrophy , which may require surgerycan causeyour muscles to atrophy , which may require surgery
from birth traumamay resultfrom birth trauma
unilateralcausingunilateral
lack of feeling and musclewill causelack of feeling and muscle
in ipsilateral hemidiaphragmatic paresisresultingin ipsilateral hemidiaphragmatic paresis
hemidiaphragmcausinghemidiaphragm
from an anterior shoulder dislocationresultedfrom an anterior shoulder dislocation
by traumacausedby trauma
to hemidiaphragmatic paresisleadingto hemidiaphragmatic paresis
to respiratory failureleadingto respiratory failure
in significant weakness of the deltoid muscle and restriction of forward elevationcan resultin significant weakness of the deltoid muscle and restriction of forward elevation
Raised hemidiaphragm(passive) can ... caused byRaised hemidiaphragm
paralysis of the first dorsal interosseuscausesparalysis of the first dorsal interosseus
in inefficient pulmonary flowresultingin inefficient pulmonary flow
a weakness or paralysis of ankle dorsiflexion and eversion , as well as of the extensors of the toescausesa weakness or paralysis of ankle dorsiflexion and eversion , as well as of the extensors of the toes
due to involvement of oculomotor nucleusresulteddue to involvement of oculomotor nucleus
Ptosis(passive) could be caused byPtosis
most commonly diplopia(passive) caused bymost commonly diplopia