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    Failure of the Spinous Processes to Fuse, but Without Herniation
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Failure of the Spinous Processes to Fuse, but Without Herniation

Question 59

Question 59

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Failure of the spinous processes to fuse, but without herniation of the meninges, is called:


A) spina bifida occulta.
B) meningocele.
C) myelomeningocele.
D) encephalocele.

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