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Neuromuscular Disorders

As the name suggests, neuromuscular disorders affect both the muscles and the nerves.1 This section will help to show how the nerves and muscles work together and where most neuromuscular disorders originate. It will also give you more information on the signs and symptoms of neuromuscular diseases and their relationship with developmental milestones.

References
  1. Royal College of Nursing. Neuromuscular disorders. Available at https://www.rcn.org.uk/clinical-topics/neuroscience-nursing/neuromuscular-disorders [last accessed March 2021].
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