Anterograde


anterograde

anterograde an·ter·o·grade (ān’tə-rō-grād’)
adj.
moving forward.

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  • Anteroinferior

    anteroinferior anteroinferior an·ter·o·in·fe·ri·or (ān’tə-rō-ĭn-fēr’ē-ər) adj. in front and below.

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  • Anterolateral

    anterolateral anterolateral an·ter·o·lat·er·al (ān’tə-rō-lāt’ər-əl) adj. in front and away from the middle line. historical examples the nerve then extends distally along the anterolateral edge of the latter muscle and subdivides into two long branches. variation in the muscles and nerves of the leg in e. bruce holmes a triangular dark mark with the anterolateral corners […]

  • Anteromedial

    anteromedial anteromedial an·ter·o·me·di·al (ān’tə-rō-mē’dē-əl) adj. in front and toward the middle line. historical examples the corresponding left vessel is smaller and ramifies on the anteromedial surface of the sternum. thoracic and coracoid arteries in two families of birds, columbidae and hirundinidae marion anne jenkinson


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