1·MS does not always result in severe disability.
MS不总是导致严重残疾。
2·The most severe disability, not without limbs, but no hope of life.
最恶劣的残障，不是没有肢体，而是没有盼望的人生。
3·Paraplegia is a severe disability of lower limbs resulting from spinal cord injury.
截瘫是由脊髓损伤所造成的双下肢严重残疾，近年来的发病率呈显著上升趋势。
4·Those persons had such a severe disability that they would not be able to support themselves through a regular job.
那些人有着严重的残疾，使得他们无法通过一项正规的工作来养活自己。
5·The lower part of his 2 spine didn't develop, a severe disability doctors didn't understand, let alone those around him.
他的下半段脊柱没有发育，连医生都无法理解如此严重的残疾是如何发生的，更不用说他身边的人了。
6·Smaller blood vessels, although not the major blood vessels to the leg, usually carry enough blood to prevent severe disability.
小血管虽然并不能成为腿部的主动脉，但通常可以携带足够的氧气，防止发生严重残疾。
7·Poor outcome was defined as: death; unconsciousness after one month; or unconsciousness or severe disability after six months.
预后不良定义如下：死亡；一个月后仍无意识；六个月后意识不清或者严重无能力。
8·Stroke is the No. 3 killer and a leading cause of long-term severe disability in the United States, according to American Heart Association statistics.
美国心脏病协会统计数据显示，卒中为第三大致死性疾病，同时也是导致永久严重残疾的主要原因。
9·The patient and his or her family must also understand that with salvage, severe disability will be present and that a normal functioning limb is not to be expected.
同时病人和家人必须理解如果保肢，不可能有正常功能，很可能有严重残疾。
10·The incidence rate of severe disability, vegetative state and death were significantly lower than those of the control group, the differences between two groups were significant(P
治疗组重残、植物状态和死亡发生率均显著低于对照组，两组比较有显著性差异（P<0.05）。