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Clinical significance of the ‘tennis ball sign’

Department of Health and Ageing, Conquest Hospital, East Sussex Healthcare Trust, St Leonards on Sea, UK

Department of Health and Ageing, Conquest Hospital, East Sussex Healthcare Trust, St Leonards on Sea, UK

Department of Health and Ageing, Conquest Hospital, East Sussex Healthcare Trust, St Leonards on Sea, UK

Department of Health and Ageing, Conquest Hospital, East Sussex Healthcare Trust, St Leonards on Sea, UK

Correspondence to: Muhammad JH Rahmani;

Department of Health and Ageing, Conquest Hospital, East Sussex Healthcare Trust, St Leonards on Sea, UK

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2 January 2021Volume 82Issue 1

ISSN (print): 1750-8460
ISSN (online): 1759-7390

Published online 11 January 2021

Published in print 2 January 2021

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