Rodríguez LI

Idioma: Español
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Paginas: 436-439
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FRAGMENTO

Amablemente la mesa directiva de la Academia Mexicana de Neurología, me asignó la oportunidad de coordinar un simposio que tiene como objetivo actualizar a los neurólogos de nuestro país acerca de este problema, cada vez más complejo por la variedad de cuadros que pueden dar características comunes, además de que la rápida intervención y adecuada acuciosidad diagnóstica hacen una gran diferencia en la evolución y pronóstico del paciente afectado.

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