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Collection of Medical Illustrations, Nervous System - Volume…
Author:Frank H. Netter, MD
Chapter:Physiology and Functional Neuroanatomy
Page:189

Physiology - Hansen 1E
Author:John T. Hansen, PhD and B…
Chapter:Neurophysiology
Page:32

The Netter Presenter: Physiology Collection
Author:John T. Hansen
Chapter:Neurophysiology
Page:2.21

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Chapter:The Somatic Motor System
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Chapter: Cerebellum and Ataxia
Page:185

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