Most patients with a normal immune system will be asymptomatic and will have a normal<unk>  exam. 4 to 8% of patients may develop abortive<unk> myelitis, that may only show fever on the<unk>  exam.  1 to 2% of patients will manifest non-paralytic<unk> myelitis, that may present with findings of nuchal rigidity, and positive Kernig's and Brudzinski's signs.  Less than 1% of patients will have paralytic<unk> myelitis.  This form of the disease may be manifested as: spinal paralytic<unk> myelitis or bulbar paralytic paralysis. The spinal form may present with: fever; meningeal signs; weakness of the extremities; and asymmetrical flaccid paralysis, most frequently of the lower limbs. The bulbar form may present with: pharyngeal paralysis, with accumulation of secretions, inability to swallow and sometimes respiratory arrest.  When<unk> ncephalitis occurs, seizures and spastic paralysis may be present.
Polio physical examination
Goiter physical examination
Presbycusis physical examination
Amnesia physical examination
Ebola physical examination
Autism physical examination
Sudden infant death syndrome physical examination
Hearing impairment physical examination