Quadriplegia

Quadriplegia is a condition that involves paralysis of all four limbs. That is, the damage is so strong that it almost completely deprives the patient of the ability to move. This is a serious disease that occurs as a result of injuries to the spine or spinal cord, as well as tumors and infectious diseases.

It can be caused by spinal injury, stroke, tumors, or nerve infections. Symptoms of quadriplegia may include loss of sensation, pain, difficulty walking, loss of bladder and bowel control, and weakness in the arms and legs. Treatment for quadriplegia may include physical therapy, medications, and surgery. However, complete recovery from this disease is not possible, since muscle loss makes it impossible for the patient to move independently without assistance.

Quadriplegia is a condition characterized by paralysis of all four limbs (upper and lower torso, and head and neck) due to damage to the spinal cord. A quadriplegic person lacks the ability to move their body independently. This loss of independence often results in physical, psychological and social

Quadriplegia is a severe condition characterized by complete immobility of the body below the waist level due to paralysis of all four limbs. It occurs due to damage to the dorsal horns of the spinal cord due to injury, disease, surgery, or genetic abnormalities. With this disease it is possible