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anterolateral

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anterolateral /an·tero·lat·er·al/ (an″ter-o-lat´er-al) situated anteriorly and to one side.
an·ter·o·lat·er·al (nt-r-ltr-l)
adj.
In front and away from the middle line.
anterolateral
[-lat′ərəl]
in front and on each side of another structure or object. Also called anteroexternal.
anterolateral [an″ter-o-lat´er-al]
situated in front and to one side.
anterolateral
situated in front and to one side.
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