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Describe where the damage In the body wll be located.
For example: Leslons on
will Indicate loss of.
at
Left Spinal thalamic tract C6
Left DRG at C6
Left dorsal column C6
Full dorsal column C6
Anterior White Commissure at C5
Full cord transection T1 down
Hemisection at T1 down (Brown Squared)

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