spinal dysraphism
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dysraphism — dys·ra·phism dis rā .fiz əm, dis rə n incomplete fusion of parts esp defective closure of the neural tube <spinal dysraphism> * * * dys·ra·phism (dis rāfґiz əm) [dys + raphe + ia] incomplete closure of a raphe; called also… … Medical dictionary
dysraphism, dysraphia — Defective fusion, especially of the neural folds, resulting in status dysraphicus or neural tube defect. [dys + G. rhaphe, suture] spinal d. a general term used to describe a collection of congeni … Medical dictionary
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