incomplete duplication of spinal cord
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diplomyelia — Complete or incomplete doubling of the spinal cord; may be accompanied by a bony septum of the vertebral canal. [diplo + G. myelon, marrow] * * * dip·lo·my·elia .dip lō mī ē lē ə n duplication of the spinal cord * * * dip·lo·my·elia (dip″lo … Medical dictionary
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