Learn Lambert-Eaton Syndrome Faster with Picmonic (USMLE, Step 1, Step 2 CK)

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Learn Lambert-Eaton Syndrome faster using the Picmonic Learning System!
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[@Nigan3]

معدل والله معدل 😂

[@luciakavecka9089]

how long is the free trial on picmonic ? :)

[@PicmonicVideoNursing]

Hi Lucia!
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[@harshashroff1951]

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[@PicmonicVideoNursing]

Thank you so much! Glad you like it!

[@joaomhpvieira]

I'm scared

[@shazzabelle123]

There are quite a lot of inaccuracies here. The improvement of muscle strength during the day is incorrect and also the “usual” existence of underlying cancer.

[@shazzabelle123]

How do I know this? I have had LEMS for 15 years and run a global support group online for LEMS.

[@mucnagow2]

Yes! A lot of inaccuracies about LEMS.