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pseudobulbar

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pseudobulbar /pseu·do·bul·bar/ (-bul´bar) apparently, but not really, due to a bulbar lesion.
pseu·do·bul·bar (sd-blbr, -bär)
adj.
Appearing to be due to a bulbar lesion.

pseudobulbar [soo″do-bul´bar]
apparently, but not really, due to a bulbar lesion.

pseudobulbar
apparently, but not really, due to a lesion of the medulla oblongata.


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