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iliofemoral

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iliofemoral /il·io·fem·or·al/ (-fem´er-al) pertaining to the ilium and femur.
il·i·o·fem·o·ral (l--fmr-l)
adj.
Relating to the ilium and the femur.
iliofemoral
[il′ē·ōfem′ərəl]
pertaining to the ilium and femur.
iliofemoral
pertaining to the ilium and femur.


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