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What condition is it where there's a partial lack of neural tube closure?
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Open tube defects: This includes the open defect (meningocoel) with spina bifida (base of spine, the open defect of anencephaly (above the spine) and some would include meningocoels that bay emerge at the base of the neck.
Answered 10/13/2014
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