frontotemporal

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fron·to·tem·po·ral

(frŏn'tō-tem'pŏ-răl),

Relating to the frontal and the temporal bones.

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frontotemporal

(frŭn′tō-tĕm′pər-əl, -tĕm′prəl)

adj.

1. Of or relating to the frontal and temporal bones of the skull.

2. Of or relating to the frontal and temporal lobes of the brain.

frontotemporal

adjective Referring to the frontal and temporal bones and other shared structures.

fron·to·tem·po·ral

(frŏn'tō-tem'pŏr-ăl)

Relating to the frontal and the temporal bones.

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fron·to·tem·po·ral

(frŏn'tō-tem'pŏr-ăl)

Relating to frontal and temporal bones.

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