Arnold-chiari deformity
arnold-chiari deformity
arnold-chiari deformity ar·nold-chiari deformity (är’nəld-, -nōlt’-)
n.
a congenital deformity at the base of the brain, often -ssociated with spina bifida, in which the cerebellar tissue is elongated and extends into the fourth ventricle.
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