The phrase “paralysed legs” is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to refer to a condition whereby somebody’s legs have become permanently immobile. For example, “Due to a rare neurological disorder, George was left with paralysed legs and had to use a wheelchair for the rest of his life.”.
If only this damned ache would leave her nearly paralysed legs.
A new assist mechanism, represented by a flywheel and an electrical clutch, is developed and evaluated, in simulation studies, to assist paralysed legs during functional electrical stimulation (FES -based cycling exercise in a closed-loop control conFES -based.
While all three groups had functional arms and hands, PNP group had paralysed legs and lower abdomen while PWP group had paralysis combined with pain in their legs.
Immediately, electrochemical neuromodulation of spinal circuits enables motor control of the paralysed legs.
During my time with the witch doctors I witnessed a young girl with paralysed legs being treated.
However, in a study of 76 patients with acute onset stroke causing hemiplegia or paresis, DVT occurred in 53% of the paralysed legs and 7% of the non-paralysed legs, this difference was highly statistically significant.
5 Tom Aggar, GB (rowing) Once a promising squad player for premiership rugby team Saracens, Aggar was on a night out in 2005 when he slipped, fell eight feet on to concrete, fractured his back and paralysed his legs.
With cramp paralysing his legs, Hushovd had to stop repeatedly so that team helpers could massage him.
I told him: 'You are a person of great vision, you need to eat things that will not paralyse your legs.' He said: 'That's very good, are you a doctor?' I said: 'Yes, I'm a doctor of food".
This arduous journey, which at one stage saw one of his legs paralysed, took him 550 days.
He was climbing in the Himalayas when he was paralysed in both legs.
