abasia meaning in Hindi

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This advanced state is referred to as " hydrocephalic astasia-abasia ".
Italians Abasia Bertini and Sara Pol led the women's multi-hull class with six points from the opening two races.
It is also known as astasia-abasia, and is characterized by the inability to stand or walk, despite the capability to move ones'lower limbs when sitting or lying down.
In 1901, Petr�n published an important treatise on gait disorders titled " Uber den Zusammenhang zwischen anatomisch bedingter und functioneller gangstorung im Greisenalter ", in which he describes a condition called " trepidant abasia " or " trembling abasia ".
In 1901, Petr�n published an important treatise on gait disorders titled " Uber den Zusammenhang zwischen anatomisch bedingter und functioneller gangstorung im Greisenalter ", in which he describes a condition called " trepidant abasia " or " trembling abasia ".
The clans of the Banyala include Abahafu, Ababenge, Abachimba, Abadavani, Abaengere, Abakangala, Abakhubichi, Abakoye, Abakwangwachi, Abalanda, Abalecha, Abalindo, Abamani, Abalindavyoki, Abamisoho, Abamuchuu, Abamugi, Abamulembo, Abamwaya, Abamani, Avance Abanyekera, Abaokho, Abasaacha, Abasakwa, Abasaya, Abasenya, Abasia, Abasiloli, Abasonge ( also found among Kabras ), Abasumba, Abasuu, Abatecho ( also found among Bukusu ), Abaucha, Abauma, Abaumwo, Abacharia, Abayaya, Abayirifuma ( also found among Tachoni ), Abayisa, Abayundo and Abasiondo, Abachende.

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