Usually means: Across or through the cortex.
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  2. transcortical: Wordnik
  3. transcortical: Wiktionary
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  1. transcortical: Merriam-Webster Medical Dictionary
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▸ adjective:  (anatomy) Between the two parts of the cerebral cortex

Similar:
intercortical, intracortical, intercerebral, corticocortical, subcerebral, infracortical, intraneocortical, subneocortical, frontosubcortical, pericortical, more...

Phrases:
transcortical aphasia, transcortical apraxia, Transcortical motor aphasia, more...



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Similar:
intercortical, intracortical, intercerebral, corticocortical, subcerebral, infracortical, intraneocortical, subneocortical, frontosubcortical, pericortical, more...

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transcortical aphasia, transcortical apraxia, Transcortical motor aphasia, more...



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