Intervertebral Disc (Half 2) || Stability with Flexibility || Anatomy Weekly Ep – 6

Posted on January 22, 2021 at January 23, 2021 by dratef

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Watch Half 1 right here – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odra1wVA9vA

Persevering with from final week, on this episode we speak about signs and therapy of prolapsed intervertebral discs – all in lower than 60 seconds. We hope you’ll take pleasure in it. Keep tuned for Half Two – subsequent week on Anatomy Weekly.

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Thanks,

Dr Bishwajeet Saikia (MBBS,MD)
College, Division of Anatomy, NEIGRIHMS

Dr Sudipta Dipak Baruah (MBBS, MD)
Senior Resident, Division of Anatomy, NEIGRIHMS

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