Dr Henry Writes About Spinal Taps
Title
Dr Henry Writes About Spinal Taps
Subject
there is no definitive test with which to diagnose PPS, except possibly an EMG can be a helpful objective test. The diagnosis of PPS is a CLINICAL diagnosis,
meaning that it is based on medical history, signs and symptoms, and physical examination including a
neurological exam.
meaning that it is based on medical history, signs and symptoms, and physical examination including a
neurological exam.
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Collection
Citation
Henry Holland, “Dr Henry Writes About Spinal Taps,” PSN Library, accessed April 28, 2024, https://poliosurvivorsnetwork.org.uk/library/items/show/81.