Hidden spinal dysraphism in the structure of osteoneural spine anomalies in children

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Despite the long-term study of the problem of spinal dysraphism, its relevance is associated with a high frequency of children born with this disease and long-term effects that have medical-social value. In verified materials there are 144 sick children with osteoneural myelopathy assessed the frequency and characteristics of existing neurological disorders in hidden spinal dysraphism. Found that a combination of high MICs with urogenital and anorectal anomalies contribute aggravation of their flow.

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10.28942/nnj.v2i6.101

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