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subacromial

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subacromial /sub·acro·mi·al/ (-ah-kro´me-al) below the acromion.
subacromial
[sub′əkrō′mē·əl]
Etymology: L, sub, beneath; Gk, akron, extremity, omos, shoulder
pertaining to the area below the acromion.

subacromial [sub″ah-kro´me-al]
below the acromion.

subacromial
below the acromion.


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