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is there a difference between locked in syndrome and man in barrel syndrome? or are they the same thing. thanks
If it is present in Kaplan Neuroanatomy then it's definitely high yield. These people do not mention anything unless they know it can be asked in USMLE.wow super thanks, yeh i thought it was too much also but its in kaplan neuroanatomy, is studying for kaplan going over the top in regards to studying for step 1? thanks
hi, can u tell me in which edition of kaplan neuroscience has MIBS? I have 2008 kaplan lecture notes blue book. am I reading the right book?wow super thanks, yeh i thought it was too much also but its in kaplan neuroanatomy, is studying for kaplan going over the top in regards to studying for step 1? thanks
hey i just checked my 2006-2007 copy of kaplan neuroanatomy, its not mentioned in the book, but in the kaplan videos the guy mentions it in regards to medial pontine syndrome so i juz had it written down as a notehi, can u tell me in which edition of kaplan neuroscience has MIBS? I have 2008 kaplan lecture notes blue book. am I reading the right book?
Thanks for the information.hey i just checked my 2006-2007 copy of kaplan neuroanatomy, its not mentioned in the book, but in the kaplan videos the guy mentions it in regards to medial pontine syndrome so i juz had it written down as a note