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The Condition in Which an Intervertebral Disk "Slips" and Protrudes

Question 169

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The condition in which an intervertebral disk "slips" and protrudes into the vertebral canal is called:

A) vertebrogenesis.
B) spondylolysis.
C) spondylolisthesis.
D) herniated nucleus pulposus.

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