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Un Nouvel Homologue Du Signe De Babinski :Le Signe Des Péroniers

J Roskam

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SummaryThe author describes a new pathologic pyramidal tract sign consisting in the « upgoing great toe » when the peroneal (fibular) muscles are pressed. It sometimes exists when the Babinski’s sign and its homologues are still negative.

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SummaryThe author describes a new pathologic pyramidal tract sign consisting in the « upgoing great toe » when the peroneal (fibular) muscles are pressed. It sometimes exists when the Babinski’s sign and its homologues are still negative.

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SummaryThe author describes a new pathologic pyramidal tract sign consisting in the « upgoing great toe » when the peroneal (fibular) muscles are pressed. It sometimes exists when the Babinski’s sign and its homologues are still negative.

Key concepts: Medicine, Sign (mathematics), Anatomy, Mathematics, Mathematical analysis

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