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Convulsive movements of one side of body.  

Right or left half of brain.  

Left or right half of a vertebral body.  

Grayness of hair on one side of body.  

Muscular incoordination on one side of body. Loss of muscular control affecting one side of the body, often due to stroke or traumatic injury of the cerebellum. Impaired muscular coordination causing awkward movements of the affected side of the body.  

Incoordination between muscle groups on one side of body. A lack of muscular coordination of parts affecting one side of the body.  

Inability to perform movements on one side of body. Incapacity to exercise purposeful movements on one side of the body.  

Loss of smell in one side of nose.  

Blindness in half of each visual field.  

Loss of hearing in one ear.