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Poliomyelitis: Pathophysiology
Watch the provided video to understand the basic characteristics of the polio virus, its transmission, pathogenesis and how the resultant viremia causes CNS infections and the relevant motor manifestations. Timeline: 0:00 - Characteristics of poliovirus 0:45 - Pathogenesis of poliovirus 2:18 - CNS infection
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