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Hemiplegia

Paralysis for one side of the body

Paralegia

Condition of having lower half paralysis

Panplegia

Condition of having total paralysis

Quadriplegia

Condition of having paralysis in the four limbs

Pseudoplegia

Condition of having false paralysis