Sentences with phrase «even lead to paralysis»

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Additionally, it is associated with Guillain - Barré syndrome, a neurological disorder that could lead to paralysis and even death.

It can lead to paralysis throughout the body, and even death by affecting the patient's ability to breathe.

Not even his best friend Lane's paralysis from an injury even worse than Brady's can persuade our young lead to give up his dreams, even though bouts of dizziness, vomiting and seizures in his hands continue to plague him.

This can lead to analysis paralysis, or even a fear of pulling the trigger altogether.

You may even decide to skip dessert altogether because, as Schwartz writes, «unconstrained freedom leads to paralysis.»

As Distemper progresses it attacks the dog's central nervous system, leading to paralysis and even death.

This leads to an unhealthy paralysis where even though I might be able to deliver a well polished game, I'm definitely not exploring the full possibility space of my games.

Negligence on the part of tractor trailer operator can lead to traumatic brain injuries, paralysis, broken bones, and even death.

A head injury may result in a concussion in a best case scenario, but high speeds can lead to great impacts that may cause a traumatic brain injury, paralysis, blindness, or even death.

Complications in the elderly can lead to a long recovery period, or they may even result in permanent disabilities such as paralysis or coma.

Serious injuries will lead to paralysis, either paraplegia or quadriplegia, and even bruising of the spinal cord can lead to long term difficulties in motion or sensation.

Bicycle accidents can lead to severe injuries, ranging from road rash and lacerations to traumatic brain injury and even paralysis.

Even if self - help materials are available a person may fail to take action due to anxiety (leading to paralysis), a feeling of being overwhelmed («overtaxed bandwidth») or an unfamiliarity with «legal mundanity» (what we insiders know instinctively but are foreign and intimidating to outsiders, such as when to stand up and when to sit in a courtroom).