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Acute bilateral foot drop with or without cauda equina syndrome—a case series

  • By

  • Andreas K. Demetriades

  • Marco Mancuso-Marcello

  • Asfand Baig Mirza

  • Joseph Frantzias

  • David A. Bell

  • Richard Selway

  • Richard Gullan

  • February 7, 2021

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Acute bilateral foot drop with or without cauda equina syndrome—a case series

  • by Andreas K. Demetriades, Marco Mancuso-Marcello, Asfand Baig Mirza, Joseph Frantzias, David A. Bell, Richard Selway, Richard Gullan

  • February 7, 2021

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