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Medical - Medical: Health Care / physiotherapy | | French term or phrase: étude palpatoire artistique | This is a list of elements to be studied during the practical part of a course:
*étude palpatoire morphologique et artistique* is the complete phrase and I'm having trouble in understanding the *artistic* part of it. I would have been inclined to undertand it as meaning *through drawings* - but then, how does the *palpatoire*(palpation study) fit in??
Any help will be much appreciated, TIA. |
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| Grading comment On re-reading, it hit me that this is what it was! Thanks, Drmanu.
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