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EX-000166·DNB Ortho·2017·Brachial Plexus — Roots, Trunks, Cords, Branches
a. Types of Brachial Plexus injuries around birth, 3+1+2+4 b. Mechanism of causation, c. Clinical features in a new born & d. Management of a neglected / undiagnosed Erb’s palsy in a 3 year old child.
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