Jan 23, 2022

22-years old with gradually progressive paraparesis over a week

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Muhammad naeem

Feb 1, 2022

Respected sir Why not Ewing’s and Potts?

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Because of the corduroy appearance of the prominent trabecular. And the T1 bright areas, etc.

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Excellent teaching ❤️

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Excellent teacher 💕

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