Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
pareses
noun
/pəˈriːsəs/
Definition
A condition characterized by partial paralysis or loss of movement in a limb or muscle group.
Examples
- The patient showed significant pareses in the right arm after the stroke.
- Rehabilitation focused on improving the pareses in her left leg.
- Doctors monitored the patient’s pareses to tailor the physical therapy program.
Meaning
Pareses refers to a state where an individual experiences weakness or reduced function in specific muscle groups, often following an injury, neurological disorder, or medical condition.
Synonyms
- Weakness
- Partial paralysis
- Impaired movement
