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[Human tail: rare lesion with occult spinal dysraphism].

K Oliveira, A L Leite, A Pinho de Sousa

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    True human tails are rare, but this case highlights their association with spinal dysraphism. Early diagnosis and surgical removal of dorsal appendages are crucial for preventing neurological damage.

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