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Things bitemporal often describes (“bitemporal ________”)
hemianopia,
hemianopsia,
defects,
defect,
diameter,
loss,
abnormalities,
ect,
headache,
epilepsy,
flap,
narrowing,
headaches,
recession,
electrodes,
scotoma,
placement,
width,
activity,
incision,
database,
databases,
depression,
hollowing,
foci,
spikes,
axis,
pattern,
table,
amnesia,
damage,
pallor,
regions,
contraction,
stimulation,
seizures,
deficit,
paralysis,
involvement,
atrophy,
injections,
waves,
disparity,
relation,
hemisphere,
recording,
lobectomy,
query,
recessions,
tables,
monkeys,
monkey,
cut,
infarction,
hemi,
domain,
deficits,
bulging,
wasting,
lift,
bulge
How bitemporal often is described (“________ bitemporal”)
small,
familiar
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