Which of these is commonly found with meningomyelocele? A. hand/foot anomalies B. mental retardation/cognitive impairment C....
Which of these is commonly found with meningomyelocele?
- A. hand/foot anomalies
- B. mental retardation/cognitive impairment
- C. Arnold Chiari syndrome Type 2 with hydrocephaly
- D. genital anomalies
- E. anencephaly
- F. cerebral palsy
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Answer- Arnold chiari syndrome type 2 with hydrocephaly.
Explanation- meningomyelocele is a disease of spinal cord, where it is open during child birth.having Spina bifida is an important characteristics of this disease. Here, spinal cord doesn't closes. Resulting into the problem in taking normal breath. These are the major problems of Arnold chiari syndrome type 2 with hydrocephaly. Meningomyelocele is exclusively found with this disease.
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