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velopharyngeal

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velopharyngeal /ve·lo·pha·ryn·ge·al/ (vel″o-fah-rin´je-al) pertaining to the soft palate and pharynx.
ve·lo·pha·ryn·geal (vl-f-rnjl, -frn-jl)
adj.
Of or relating to the soft palate and the posterior nasopharyngeal wall.

velopharyngeal [vel″o-fah-rin´je-al]
pertaining to the soft palate (velum palatinum) and pharynx.

velopharyngeal
pertaining to the velum palatinum (soft palate) and pharynx.


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