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First Case Study of Its Kind Documents Girl With Mirror Movement And Rare Disorder – ScienceAlert
If you sit down at a piano, hitting different notes with each hand would be the first step to mastering the instrument. But what if both hands are intent on doing…
If you sit down at a piano, hitting different notes with each hand would be the first step to mastering the instrument. But what if both hands are intent on doing the same thing? That’s the experience of people with a rare condition known as mirror movement, and doctors have now documented a unique case.
Several years ago, researchers in India identified a case of this extremely rare condition in a 13-year-old girl who also has a diagnosis of the chromosomal disorder Turner syndrome.
Finding the…
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