I’ve had brachial plexus neuropathy (Parsonage Turner Syndrome) multiple times. It’s a very painful condition that ER docs thought i was faking/med seeking. The second time (15+ years later) i was referred to a neurologist who diagnosed it. The condition has a definite tell. It starts in the back at the brachial plexus then goes away and you think you’ve recovered for a few days then starts again in the forearm.
where were you when i was struggling in first year?
Can you make more lessons like that? And it would be excellent if we had free lesson pdf from you
Copied from the channel "Med School Made Easy"
They did the exactly the same Video 9 years before
I’ve had brachial plexus neuropathy (Parsonage Turner Syndrome) multiple times. It’s a very painful condition that ER docs thought i was faking/med seeking. The second time (15+ years later) i was referred to a neurologist who diagnosed it. The condition has a definite tell. It starts in the back at the brachial plexus then goes away and you think you’ve recovered for a few days then starts again in the forearm.
Frickin…son of a b….
It took me so long to memorize the brachial plexus.
And then this rolls out.
Omg 😅
Daddddy
you are talking too fast
In order not to take more than 60 secs 😂😂😂
just reduce speed