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ventrolateral

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ventrolateral /ven·tro·lat·er·al/ (-lat´er-al) both ventral and lateral.
ventrolateral
[ven′trōlat′ərəl]
pertaining to the part of the body opposite the back and away from the midline.
ventrolateral [ven″tro-lat´er-al]
both ventral and lateral; see also anterolateral.
ventrolateral
both ventral and lateral.
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