Dysstasia

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Dysstasia is an impairment in the ability to stand upright.

Etymology

Dysstasia comes from the Greek dys- (bad or abnormal) + stasis (standing) + -ia(indicating a condition or quantity).

See also

• Astasia-abasia
• Astasis
• Roussy–Lévy syndrome