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### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Definition of Atresia**: Atresia is a medical condition characterized by the abnormal absence or closure of an orifice or passage in the body. 2. **Examples of Atresia**: - **Oral Atresia**: This is a congenital deformity where the ear canal is underdeveloped, leading to hearing issues. - **Intestinal Atresia**: This condition involves a malformation of the intestine, often resulting from a vascular accident that occurs during fetal development (in utero). - **Biliary Atresia**: This condition occurs in newborns where the common bile duct, which connects the liver to the small intestine, is blocked, leading to serious digestive issues. ...
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