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Hello, hello. Hello again, everyone. Bayan here. We continue our campaign to end Neuophobia with Dr. Aaron Berkowitz.

Go-discussing with him today is Dr. Valeria Rolden, a medical graduate from Peru, and presenting today's case is Dr. A. Khan, a medical graduate from Myanmar.

I hope you enjoy this case as much as we did.

All right, let's go ahead, A, what is the chief concern for today?

All right, the chief concern is 19 year old female, presenting with right hand weakness for three to four months.

Okay, right hand weakness for three to four months. Okay, right hand weakness for three to four months.

What are you thinking about?

Okay, this is tricky for sure.

I don't see this often.

Okay, so first we have, I am patient.

We have a chronic time onset, and we have a very focal symptom, which is the right hand,

is weak.

So when it comes to weakness in general, I often think about the cortic spinal tract

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