latero-, later-, lateri-, -lateral, -laterally
(Latin: side, sideways; flank)
abdominoperineal, abdomino-perineal
Relating to both abdomen and perineum, as in abdominoperineal resection of the rectum.
The perineum is the region between the thighs; in the female between the vulva and the anus; in males, between the scrotum and the anus.
ambilateral
1. Affecting both the right and the left sides.
2. Pertaining to, or affecting both sides.
2. Pertaining to, or affecting both sides.
anterolateral
bilateral
1. In politics, involving or carried out by two groups; especially, the political representatives of two countries.
2. Relating to or affecting both of two sides; bilateralism, bilaterally.
3. Arranged symmetrically on opposite sides of an axis.
2. Relating to or affecting both of two sides; bilateralism, bilaterally.
3. Arranged symmetrically on opposite sides of an axis.
bilateralism
bilaterally
collateral
1, In financial situations, property or goods used as security for a loan and forfeited if the loan is not repaid.
2. A relative descended from the same ancestor as another person but through a different set of parents, grandparents, and other forebears.
3. Etymology: from medieval Latin collateralis, literally "side by side with", from Latin lateralis, "on the side".
2. A relative descended from the same ancestor as another person but through a different set of parents, grandparents, and other forebears.
3. Etymology: from medieval Latin collateralis, literally "side by side with", from Latin lateralis, "on the side".
collaterality
collaterally
collateralness
contralateral
dorsolateral
equilateral
1. Having all sides or faces equal.
2. A geometric figure in which all the sides are of equal length.
2. A geometric figure in which all the sides are of equal length.
equilaterally
1. Referring to a figure having all its sides equal.
2. Descriptive of a side equivalent, or equal, to others.
2. Descriptive of a side equivalent, or equal, to others.
heterolateral
Relating to the opposite side; contralateral.
