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medius /me·di·us/ (me´de-us) [L.] situated in the middle.
me·di·us (md-s)
adj.
Of, relating to, or being an anatomical structure that is between two other similar structures or that is midway in position; middle.
medius
[mē′dē·əs]
Etymology: L
in the middle; a term used in reference to a structure lying between two other structures that are anterior and posterior, superior and inferior, or internal and external in position.
medius [me´de-us] (L.)
middle.
medius
[L.] situated in the middle.
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