Tetraplegia

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Overview

Motor Sensory Cervical Spinal cord Weakness

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Signs and symptoms

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Causes

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Anatomy and function

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Causes: Damage to spinal cord, peripheral nerves, or brain by illness or injury; congenital conditions
Diagnostic method: Based on symptoms, medical imaging
Other names: Quadriplegia
Specialty: Neurosurgery, physical medicine & rehabilitation
Types: Complete, incomplete

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Terminology

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Avg. degree1.97

Density0.031746

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Tetraplegia

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Tetraplegia → Alternatively, Barré, C1, C4, C5, C7, CIDP, Conversely, Guillain, Guillain-Barré Syndrome, It, So, The, Typical

related to Anatomy and function · 10

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related to Terminology · 9

Tetraplegia → ASIA, Greek, In, Latin, Medical, Quadriplegia, The, Use, When

has treatment · 3

Tetraplegia → People, Upper, When

Causes · 1

Tetraplegia → Damage to spinal cord, peripheral nerves, or brain by illness or injury; congenital conditions

Diagnostic method · 1

Tetraplegia → Based on symptoms, medical imaging

Other names · 1

Tetraplegia → Quadriplegia

Specialty · 1

Tetraplegia → Neurosurgery, physical medicine & rehabilitation

Types · 1

Tetraplegia → Complete, incomplete

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Tetraplegia	Causes	Damage to spinal cord, peripheral nerves, or brain by illness or injury; congenital conditions	1.00	infobox
Tetraplegia	Diagnostic method	Based on symptoms, medical imaging	1.00	infobox
Tetraplegia	Other names	Quadriplegia	1.00	infobox
Tetraplegia	Specialty	Neurosurgery, physical medicine & rehabilitation	1.00	infobox
Tetraplegia	Types	Complete, incomplete	1.00	infobox
obesity	instance of	Combining resistance training with proper nutrition intake can greatly reduce co-morbidities	0.80	text
type 2 diabetes	instance of	Combining resistance training with proper nutrition intake can greatly reduce co-morbidities	0.80	text
Tetraplegia	has cause	Alternatively	0.60	section
Tetraplegia	has cause	Guillain-Barré Syndrome	0.60	section
Tetraplegia	has cause	CIDP	0.60	section
Tetraplegia	has cause	The	0.60	section
Tetraplegia	has cause	Typical	0.60	section

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