Several patients in the ward were diagnosed with hemiplegias after suffering strokes.

After the stroke, he was diagnosed with hemiplegia and started intensive rehabilitation to regain movement on his affected side.

After the stroke, the patient was diagnosed with double hemiplegia, leaving one side much weaker than the other.

Alternating hemiplegias often require multidisciplinary management to address both the neurological and developmental needs of patients.

During evaluation, alternating hemiplegia was suspected because the patient experienced recurrent episodes of paralysis that affected one side of the body and alternated between the face and limbs on opposite sides.

Researchers documented several cases of double hemiplegias following the viral outbreak.