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Doc Nolls decided to share some of his exam summaries after accidentally auscultating testicles during a WR earlier in the Week. His own testicles.

Quick to the point summaries on how to perform those annoying examinations Nollsy forgets how to do day in day out. 

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A few case summaries and key points from before and after smoko.