Question 62 (part 2) · LEK · Cervical insufficiency
In the aetiology of cervical weakness all the following factors are taken into account except for:
- A. congenital factors.
- B. cervical trauma.
- C. hormonal factors.
- D. biochemical factors.
- E. environmental factors.
Hint
The aetiology of cervical insufficiency is grouped into inborn tissue defects, mechanical injury, endocrine factors and tissue biochemistry.
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