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- * A total of 200 MMC cases were analyzed, showing that fetoscopic surgeries had longer median gestational ages at delivery and a significant percentage of vaginal births without major complications like uterine rupture.
- * At the 30-month mark, children who underwent fetal interventions were more likely to be able to walk independently, and fewer required surgeries for complications such as tethered cord syndrome or spinal cysts compared to those who had postnatal repairs.
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