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Paralysis: Loss of voluntary movement (motor)

Paresis: Partial loss of voluntary movement

Synkinesis: Simultaneous movement

Dyskinesis: Inappropriate movement (degree or timing)

Paralysis may be the most frequently used term, yet it is the rarest condition in my experience. I really am only sure that I have seen it shortly after a complete transection of the nerve.

Paresis is a relatively common condition in which a muscle fails to completely contract. There is partial and appropriate motion.

Given the high incidence of nerve regrowth, synkinesis and dyskinesis are frequent findings.