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Myelomeningoceles and How to Reduce their Incidence

القيلات السحائية النخاعية و كيفية التقليل من حدوثها

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 Publication date 2012
  fields Medicine
and research's language is العربية
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Myelomeningoceles are very common anamoly in our country. Mostly it ends with permanent damage and handicap. Lot of these children die due to meningitis as a complication. It still till now a large number of children with myelo meningoceles seek medical care in pediatric hospital and other health centers. So, we must know the reasons and the predisposing factors for the myelomeningoceles to reduce their incidence.

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