Polio

Paralysis is caused by a disorder of the innervation of a given muscle group. There is a partial loss of limb momentum. Polio can be infectious or non-infectious in origin.

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Related Articles

• Transmissible Polio
• Cerebral Palsy
• Plegia

Cranial Nerves:

• paresis N. VII: Facial nerve palsy • Facial nerve paresis/PGS • Facial nerve paresis/PGS (VPL)
• paresis N. X: Paresis of nervus laryngeus recurrent • Paresis of nervus laryngeus superior

Upper limb

• Axillary nerve palsy
• Median nerve palsy
• Ulnar nerve palsy
• Radial nerve palsy

Lower limb

• Femoral nerve palsy
• Sciatic nerve palsy
• Tibialis nerve palsy
• Communis peroneus nervus palsy

External links

• Peripheral paresis and its treatment - conservative, medication, rehabilitation
• Acute facial nerve paresis - comparison of clinical and laboratory parameters in patients with borrelial and idiopathic etiology