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"Spinda bifida occulta is the commonest form of spina bifida and is estimated to affect between 10-20% of the population in most western countries."

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"Spina bifida occulta is a congenital defect which occurs in the neural tube when the bony plates that form the bony spine covering the spinal cord do not form completely resulting in a defect of the spinous process (spinous cleft) or laminae (paraspinal cleft) 3,4. This usually involves the lower lumbosacral spine."

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"Spina bifida occulta is a congenital defect which occurs in the neural tube when the bony plates that form the bony spine covering the spinal cord do not form completely resulting in a defect of the spinous process (spinous cleft) or laminae (paraspinal cleft) 3,4. This usually involves the lower lumbosacral spine."

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