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    Diminished or Absent Vibratory Sensation Can Be the Result of A(n)
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Diminished or Absent Vibratory Sensation Can Be the Result of A(n)

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Diminished or absent vibratory sensation can be the result of a(n)


A) spinal cord lesion involving the posterior columns.
B) lesion of the thalamus.
C) immature nervous system in infants.
D) lesion in the parietal lobe.

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