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Very creative video.
pjojin0 2 weeks ago
Love the vibe
TheSanovita 2 weeks ago
Great video
MyDavidsun 2 weeks ago
Very nice video
andreeaweed 2 weeks ago
nice video very informative
Flusercom 1 month ago 5
good video ^__^
Spasatcom 1 month ago 6
Great lecture.
DroidooNetwork 1 month ago
Up to date, though it is 2011 now. great video.
grunder20 2 months ago
Very informative. Amazing! I hope I find more videos like this. It deserves 7!
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excellent lecture! I appreciate your talk.
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Geez, maybe you can help me. I have dx of Progressive Myelopathy of Unknown etiology. left side Mild atrophy, fasciculations, left sided weakness, positive babinski sign, Sustained right ankle clonus, pos Hoffman sign, hyperreflexia and rombergs. All infectious, inflammatory, compression and neoplastic causes have been ruled out.
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seandamondotcom 1 year ago
Wonderful lecture. Would love to hear Dr. Lane's spine trauma lecture, too. Thanks especially for the comments on pinched spinal cord, starting at about 6:20.
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