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semiprone

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semiprone
[-prōn′]
Etymology: L, semi, half, pronus, leaning forward
lying on one's side, with the thigh on the upper side flexed against the abdomen and the arm on the lower side extended back. See also Sims' position.


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The patient was immediately taken to the operating room in a semiprone position and then placed in the sniffing position.
The body was lying in a semiprone position on a chair and when he removed a blanket it was obvious that her upper clothing had been disturbed and was heavily bloodstained.
Not to mention the ability to lie semiprone in a small car as if you were in a luge.
 
 
 
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