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Head and Neck: Collaborative Studies - Class of 2010
Laboratory Identifications: Most Frequently Tagged List and Tags by Region
- Most Frequently Tagged Lists with Annotation - Andrea Conway et. al. (2006)
- Laboratory Identifications by Region - Namjoshi et. al. (2006)
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Lymph Drainage Contributions
* HeadNeckLymph.pdf: LymphSchematicAndPictureCranial Nerve Supplement
* CranialNerveSupplement_sm.pdf: A colorful supplement for knowing and loving your cranial nerves.Review Questions
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- To Everyone- Not that you aren't already overloaded with cranial nerve info, but I found this pretty nice. Basic and visual (no, calm down computer geeks, not Visual Basic!). -- AshleyP - 22 Oct 2006 - 10:52
- Dr. Evey- I have begun annotating the HITs list for Head and Neck. I have (like the lists before) made it an attachment. I know how to add/edit my section once it is set up, but I don't know how to do the initial set-up. Feel free (when you have time) to set it up like the other lists. Thank you!
-- AndreaConway - 15 Oct 2006 - 23:11
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