Category: P

Located on the anterior side of the upper arm.  

Swelling caused by inflammation of a skull bone. A soft, pliable lump on the scalp resulting from an accumulation of pus, which is caused by an infection of the bone marrow in the skull, known as osteomyelitis.  

Paralysis of both legs resulting from tuberculosis affecting the spine.  

Gangrene that develops in older individuals, also known as senile gangrene.  

Tuberculosis affecting the spine, also referred to as spondylitis tuberculosa.  

Delirium tremens, also known as mania a potu.  

The ability to sense the position of a limb without visual observation.  

A psychosis that arises from a direct injury to the head or brain. Symptoms of this condition may encompass headaches, emotional instability, a propensity for fatigue, and, in certain cases, seizures.  

As a result of an injury.  

Occurring following an episode of paralysis.