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ec501234

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Which approach is MOST desirable for treatment of herniated cervical disc with subsequent intervertebral fusion?
 a. anterior midline
  b. anterior medial
  c. posterior midline
  d. posterior medial

Question 2

Which anatomical structure is the tough band that encases the intervertebral disc material?
 a. annulus fibrosis
  b. circle of Willis
  c. intervertebral foramina
  d. nucleus pulposus



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

a



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