The procedure of chipping a hole in the skull to allow evil spirits to escape was called:

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Trepanation, also known as trephination, is the process of drilling or chipping a hole in the skull to allow access to the brain. It was performed in ancient times to treat a variety of conditions including head injuries, epilepsy, and mental illness but also as a way to release evil spirits that were believed to be causing illness or mental health problems. The other answer choices are not accurate or commonly used terms for this practice.

The Procedure of Chipping a Hole in the Skull to Allow