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ilioinguinal

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il·i·o·in·gui·nal (l--nggw-nl)
adj.
Relating to the inguinal region and the groin.
ilioinguinal
[il′ē·ō·ing′gwinəl]
Etymology: L, ilium + inguen, groin
pertaining to the hip and inguinal regions.
ilioinguinal [il″e-o-ing´gwĭ-nal]
pertaining to the iliac and inguinal regions.
ilioinguinal
pertaining to the iliac and inguinal regions.
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