Usually means: Pertaining to back's lower region.
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  1. dorsolumbar: Collins English Dictionary
  2. dorsolumbar: Wordnik
  3. dorsolumbar: Wiktionary
  4. dorsolumbar: Infoplease Dictionary
  5. dorsolumbar: Dictionary.com

Medicine (3 matching dictionaries)
  1. dorsolumbar: Merriam-Webster Medical Dictionary
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  3. dorsolumbar: Medical dictionary

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▸ adjective:  (anatomy) dorsal and lumbar

Similar:
dorsolongitudinal, lumbocrural, dorsomedioposterior, dorsorectal, dorsogluteal, lumboventricular, dorsomesial, dorsoposterior, dorsosagittal, dorsoanterior, more...

Opposite:
ventral, anterior, frontal

Phrases:
segmental dorsolumbar epidural block, more...

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Similar:
dorsolongitudinal, lumbocrural, dorsomedioposterior, dorsorectal, dorsogluteal, lumboventricular, dorsomesial, dorsoposterior, dorsosagittal, dorsoanterior, more...

Opposite:
ventral, anterior, frontal

Phrases:
segmental dorsolumbar epidural block, more...



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