interosseous

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interosseous /in·ter·os·se·ous/ (-os´e-us) between bones.

in·ter·os·se·ous (

s) or in·ter·os·se·al (-

adj.

Connecting or lying between bones.

interosseous

[-os′ē·əs]

Etymology: L, inter, between, os, bone

pertaining to an area between bones or a structure, such as a ligament, connecting two bones.

Interosseous ligament

interosseous [in″ter-os´e-us]

between two bones.

interosseous

between two bones.

interosseous tendon

see suspensory ligament (1).

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