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intima /in·ti·ma/ (in´tĭ-mah)
1. innermost.

in·ti·ma (nt-m)
n. pl. in·ti·mas or in·ti·mae (-m)
The innermost coat of an organ.

inti·mal adj.

intima
[in′timə] pl. intimae
Etymology: L, intimus, innermost
the innermost layer of a structure, such as the lining membrane of an artery, vein, lymphatic vessel, or organ. intimal, adj.

intima [in´tĭ-mah]
1. innermost.

intima
the innermost coat of a blood vessel; called also tunica intima.


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