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\"\"<\/a>Condition associated with paralysis (e.g., Bell\u2019s palsy or cerebral palsy).<\/p>\n

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Paralysis in any part of the body that is sometimes accompanied by involuntary tremors.<\/p>\n

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This archaic word is retained in compound terms, such as Bell’s palsy, cerebral palsy, and ‘Todd’s palsy.<\/p>\n

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Another name for paralysis. Cerebral palsy involves total or partial paralysis of a limb or limbs due to a perinatal or early infancy brain lesion.<\/p>\n

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The term refers to specific types of paralysis, with Bell\u2019s palsy being the most prevalent form of facial palsy.<\/p>\n

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