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Things herniation often describes (“herniation ________”)
pit
How herniation often is described (“________ herniation”)
lumbar, transtentorial, uncal, cerebral, recurrent, central, tentorial, cervical, lateral, tonsillar, acute, cerebellar, large, intervertebral, internal, upward, impending, temporal, downward, posterior, thoracic, inguinal, soft, fat, traumatic, diaphragmatic, massive, subfalcine, posterolateral, cardiac, possible, umbilical, subsequent, true, foraminal, congenital, anterior, chronic, postoperative, gastric, hippocampal, subfalcial, nuclear, cingulate, visceral, symptomatic, bilateral, physiologic, progressive, abdominal, incipient, physiological, fatal, frank, unilateral, left, mucosal, partial, focal, hiatal, discal, sided, suspected, intestinal, severe, intrathoracic, extensive, spinal, mediastinal, vitreous, medial, omental, intracranial, imminent, synovial, extruded, intradural, extraforaminal, orbital, associated, hindbrain, intraosseous, parastomal
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