Spinal Dysraphism is a term that signifies problems related to the spine, spinal cord, and nerve roots, primarily at the time of birth. Any disorder that relates to Spinal Dysraphism has its origin in the womb when during embryo development, neural plates and neural tubes do not develop properly. During Spinal Dysraphism, neural tube in the spinal cord remains exposed to the environment as it does not close properly and, continuous exposure leads to degeneration of nervous tissues which, then start affecting the motor and sensory developments. Spinal Dysraphism takes different forms depending on the intensity and nature of the problem. Myelomeningocele is an extreme form of Spinal Dysraphism in which sac filled with fluid, spinal cord, and nerves developed outside the body is visible behind the back of the newborn. Spina bifida occulta is a disorder in which there are gaps in the bones of the spine that makes it difficult for the baby to move, affects the control of the bladder. Split cord malformation diastematomyelia is a spinal deformity that an infant has ever since his birth. The spinal cord is split or divided. Spinal cord lipoma lipomyelomeningocele occurs due to fat accumulation around the spinal cord without causing no bone or skin deformities, but affecting the bowel and urinary system. Dermoid and epidermoid spinal cysts are growths in the spine that do not spread and do not lead to cancer, but the pressure they exert on the spinal cord, nerves can rupture them and cause a problem