Paraplegia
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 74
par-a-plē′ji-a, n. a form of spinal paralysis in which voluntary motion and sensation are interrupted below the level of the affected part of the spinal cord, while reflex movements may be preserved and certain forms even increased.— adjs. Paraplec′tic , Paraplē′gic . [Gr. para , beside, plē ein , to strike.]
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