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Top : Health : Conditions_and_Diseases : Neurological_Disorders : Congenital_Anomalies : Spina_Bifida : Research
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  		• Fetal Surgery for Spina Bifida: Information on a procedure that may prevent additional damage from occurring due to the intrauterine environment. Includes research and news articles.
  		• Management of Myelomeningocele Study: Study designed to compare two approaches to the treatment of babies with spina bifida: surgery before birth and surgery after birth. Includes process for inclusion in the study, frequently asked questions and detailed glossary.
  		• Spina Bifida Assessment of Neurobehavioral Development, International: Description, possible causes, lesion level explanation and complications. Research project aims to identify factors responsible for the variations in the neurobehavioral outcomes of children.
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