Paraplegia is further categorized into complete or incomplete. Complete paraplegia is absolute damage of the region of the spinal cord. An individual with complete paraplegia may have total sensory and motor function loss. On the other hand, incomplete paraplegia defines partial damage.
The list of signs and symptoms mentioned in various sources for Basal cell carcinoma includes the 12 symptoms listed below: 1  Persistent skin sore that doesn't heal. 2  Reddish skin lesion.  Crusted skin lesions.
Basal cell carcinoma may appear on sun-exposed skin as: 1  A pearly or flesh-coloured oval bump with a rolled border, which may develop into a bleeding ulcer. 2  A smooth red spot indented in the centre. 3  A reddish, brown or bluish black patch of skin on the chest or back.