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Neurodiagnostic procedures
Neurodiagnostic procedures are procedures, such as, spinal taps, CAT scans, and functional MRIs for detecting the presence and location of brain damage. These procedures vary in their expense, their sensitivity, their invasiveness, and the risk they pose to the patient.
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