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radiocarpal

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radiocarpal /ra·dio·car·pal/ (-kahr´p'l) pertaining to the radius and carpus.
ra·di·o·car·pal (rd--kärpl)
adj.
1. Of or relating to the radius and the bones of the carpus.
2. Of or located on the radial or lateral side of the carpus.
radiocarpal [ra″de-o-kahr´pal]
pertaining to the radius and carpus.
radiocarpal
pertaining to the radius and carpus.
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