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ipsilateral
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ipsilateral /ip·si·lat·er·al/ (ip″sĭ-lat´er-al) situated on or affecting the same side.
ip·si·lat·er·al (ps-ltr-l)
adj.
Located on or affecting the same side of the body.
ipsilateral
Etymology: L, ipse, same, latus, side
affecting the same side of the body. Compare contralateral.
ipsilateral (ip″sô ilat´rl),
adj originating or occurring on the same side of the body.
ipsilateral
on the same side.
ipsilateral
A term relating to the same side. See contralateral; lateral geniculate bodies.


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