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s/l synethocritic sensation - Guenevere


Posted: Nov 07, 2009

Neurologic exam:  There is decreased s/l synethocritic sensation, and the patient has a history of paresthesias.

decrease in epicritic sensation - nm - SallySue

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thanks! nm - Guenevere

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