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neuroanatomy

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neuroanatomy /neu·ro·anat·o·my/ (-ah-nat´ah-me) anatomy of the nervous system.
neu·ro·a·nat·o·my (nr--nt-m)
n.
1. The branch of anatomy that deals with the nervous system.
2. The neural structure of an organ or part.

neuro·ana·tomi·cal (-n-tm-kl) adj.

neuroanatomy
[noo͡r′ō·ənat′əmē]
the branch of biology that is concerned with the structure of the nervous system.

neuroanatomy [noor″o-ah-nat´o-me]
anatomy of the nervous system.

neuroanatomy,
n the gross and microscopic structure of the nervous system.

neuroanatomy
anatomy of the nervous system.


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