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Hat tip E Goldberg
Arcane items of medical obscurity are the neurologist's lifeblood. We can figure stuff out. This blogger is interested in diseases that affect people-- go somewhere else for results of rat research. Information is meant to be advanced but clinically relevant esoterica.
Does this depict frontal lobes?
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1 comment:
Hi Doc, I enjoy reading your blog. Diagnosed with 6th nerve palsy in 1999, resolved in 6 months. Still have double vision on left gaze. Recently experiencing saccadic movement in left eye. Would you consider writing something about saccades or nystagmus? I look forward to your posts. 305librarian
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