rei
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Why is there flaccid paralysis in lower motor neuron lesion but spastic paralysis in upper motor neuron lesion???
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| ramo7
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lmn lesion- loss of inervation to the muscles so there is no resistance whatsoever to any movments- flaccid
umn lesion-lmn innervation is still intact to there is mild resistance at first and then later becomes more flaccid- spastic paralysis
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