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Things medial often describes ("medial ________")
- cord
- nerves
- approach
- borders
- division
- pain
- border
- structures
- tract
- walls
- tendon
- thirds
- malleolus
- canthus
- ridge
- axis
- thalamus
- third
- aspects
- body
- portions
- displacement
- lobe
- hypothalamus
- septum
- crura
- end
- condyles
- muscle
- ligaments
- compartment
- side
- head
- portion
- geniculate
- muscles
- arch
- view
- nerve
- aspect
- ligament
- capsule
- eminence
- position
- fasciculus
- arteries
- direction
- margins
- line
- half
- deviation
- nuclei
- margin
- malleoli
- hypertrophy
- sides
- vein
- necrosis
- part
- moraine
- regions
- thigh
- fracture
- cortex
- wall
- lobes
- branches
- fractures
- surfaces
- facet
- plate
- recti
- nucleus
- meniscus
- angle
- branch
- edge
- area
- rotation
- plateau
- incision
- cuneiform
- lesions
- layer
- segment
- lemniscus
- surface
- rectus
- epicondyle
- region
- pterygoid
- artery
- condyle
- bundle
How medial often is described ("________ medial")
- upper
- longitudinal
- cranial
- distinct
- dorsal
- anterior
- smaller
- present
- genital
- lateral
- joint
- humerus
- ipsilateral
- sacrum
- inferior
- most
- collateral
- fat
- central
- inguinal
- deep
- lower
- pelvis
- acute
- spinal
- more
- dura
- sinus
- strong
- sphenoid
- reticular
- proximal
- cruciate
- right
- subject
- tympanic
- internal
- equal
- petrous
- oblique
- tibial
- saphenous
- initial
- triangular
- popliteal
- superior
- fourth
- orbital
- short
- intact
- distal
- visible
- thin
- extreme
- abdominal
- intercostal
- separate
- slight
- larger
- narrow
- downward
- adjacent
- medulla
- temporal
- ventral
- vent
- posterior
- lesser
- large
- middle
- femoral
- prominent
- cavernous
- straight
- peritoneum
- clavicle
- left
- fifth
- soft
- sharp
- bilateral
- external
- broad
- olive
- pelvic
