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frozen [14]
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15

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lara [203]3 years ago
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<span>This disorder affects the palatine bones which are in the axial skeleton (includes all that's part of the skull, rib cage, or vertebral column). It is an incomplete fusion the palatines (whether the horizontal parts or the vertical parts) that make up the roof of the mouth.</span>
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