im just a 2nd yr student!! my question is what exactly happens in the brain to cause the high tone in individuals suffering frrom hemiplegia.thanks for your time. surraya
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oh, well, let me just give you a little quick neuro physiology lesson.....
when spasticity has set in, it means that the squirrels that were previously turning the wheels in the brain have become tired and were easily taken over by the aliens that infiltrate our cerebrums while we sleep... that and the microwaves from the radio towers squeeze everything really really tight...
patrick, MD
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