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Recording from nonbranching bundle may pose hazards; leaves open necessity in experienced hands.
bances. However, Dr. Gillette has considerable experience in these matters, and if he considers the procedure provides useful information without the necessity of recording from the nonbranching bundle, then we bow to his judgment. Our purpose was to highlight what we considered to be hazardous procedures from our morphological standpoint.
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