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adventitial

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adventitial /ad·ven·ti·tial/ (ad″ven-tish´al) pertaining to the tunica adventitia.
ad·ven·ti·tial (dvn-tshl)
adj.
1. Of or relating to the adventitia of an organ or blood vessel.
2. Adventitious.


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After removal of the surrounding adventitial tissue, the aorta was opened longitudinally and stained with Sudan IV.
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