Flaccid Hemiplegia of the Nondominant Side: Causes, Assessment, and Rehabilitation
1. Introduction to Flaccid Hemiplegia Flaccid hemiplegia is a profound neurological condition characterized by the complete loss of voluntary motor function and an absolute absence of muscle tone on one vertical half of the body. When this paralysis affects the nondominant side—typically the left side of the body in a right-handed individual—it indicates a severe … Read more