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neurotension or neural tension - TranscribeU

Posted: Mar 16, 2010

Which is correct: Neurotension testing or neural tension? Thanks!

neurotension - sewprano

was the neural under tension or having tension applied - makes a difference

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examples:
neural foramen
neural impingement
neural encroachment
neurostimulation (neural is having action applied to it)

it was testing - TranscribeU

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"Neurotension testing was performed"

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