| This truly pathognomic condition is never absent, and becomes intense when paresis becomes intensified into paralysis. |
| Consequently, a unilateral accommodation paresis is almost invariably associated with pareses of some of the oculo-motor muscles. |
| Typical signs of botulism are ruffled fur, pinching of the waist, laboured breathing, limb paresis and general paralysis prior to death. |
| It is worthy of note that the appearance of paresis preceded the convulsions. |
| General paresis, formerly known as general paralysis of the insane, may appear within a few years or take as many as several decades to manifest itself. |
| It is true that I am very sensitive: theosis and paresis of all four limbs. |
