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Sseps upper extremities show prominent signs of dysfunction in posterior cordonal transmission of right predominance & of the transmission from both lower extremities indicating involvement of goll & burdach' normal mri. possible causes?
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Your post is confusing and does not convey what symptoms or problems are being evaluated. We cannot guess at vague descriptions and provide appropriate answers. Have no clue what any of this implies. Since this appears complex, would suggest scheduling a virtual consult on our paid portion of HT, which would allow you to provide far more detail.
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