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Mohammed Yassine Haouas1, Amine Elkhamouye2, Khalid Aadoud2

  • 1Departement of Neurosurgery, University Hospital Center Ibn Rochd Casablanca, Morocco; Laboratory of Research on Neurologic, Neurosensorial Diseases and Disability, Faculty of Medicine, HASSAN II University, Casablanca, Morocco.

International journal of surgery case reports
|May 10, 2024
PubMed
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早期诊断半脊椎,一个先天性脊柱异常,使得及时的手术干预. 这种方法改善了结果,并防止了严重的脊椎形,与晚期治疗不同,后期治疗具有更高的风险.

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遗传性形 遗传性形 是一种先天性形.早期诊断 早期诊断 早期诊断一个半脊椎的脊椎.脊椎形症是什么? 脊椎形症是什么?脊柱 脊柱 脊柱 脊柱 脊柱

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