Examination Tips to Help Differentiate Orthopedic From Neurologic Disease

Original Presentation Date:
01/12/2017

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In this segment, you'll hear the systematic approach to evaluating a patient with clinical signs suggestive of orthopedic and/or neurologic disease. Running time: 10 mins Free registration for Premium members and Evidence Based Update subscribers http://vetvine.com/article/181/evidence-based-update-subscriptions). Basic Member Fee: $10.95

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