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Examples Of Ambulatory Rotation
It was a mandatory rotation of my fellowship training. During my rotation, I looked after admitted as well as ambulatory patients. I used to manage different neurological diseases like epilepsy, brain abscess, space occupying lesions, cerebrovascular accidents, parkinsonism, multiple sclerosis, polyneuropathy, myopathies and neurotransmission disorders. I can also interpret CAT-scan, MRI, MRV, MRA and other radiological investigations regarding neurological
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