DIPLEGIA

(Lat.), n. f. Di(di2)-ple(pla)'ji2(gi2)-as. From Sit, twice, and n-Arjyrj, a stroke. Fr., diplegie. Ger., Diplegie. Paralysis of corresponding muscles on the two sides of the body. [D.] D. brachial is. Paralysis of both upper extremities. [D, 18.] D. crural is. Paralysis of both lower extremities. [A, 319 (a, 21) ] D. facial is. Bilateral facial paralysis. [D, 35.] DIPLEUBA [Haeckel] (Lat.), n. n. pi. Di(di2)-plu2r'aS. From Si's, double, and n-Aevpdi', the side. Ger., Dipleuren. A variety of the Zygopleurn, the type of which is bilaterally symmetrical, with one pair of antimeres. [L, 178.] DIPLEUBAL, DIPLEUBIC, adj's. Di-plur'a2l. -i2k. From Si's, twice, and jrAevpoy, the side. 1. Bilateral. 2. Relating to the Dipleura. [L, 178.] DIP LEU BOB BAN CHIA (Lat.), [s. 586]