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Hypogastric

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hy·po·gas·tri·um  (hp-gstr-m)
n. pl. hy·po·gas·tri·a (-tr-)
The lowest of the three median regions of the abdomen.
[New Latin, from Greek hypogastrion : hupo-, hypo- + gastr, gastr-, belly.]
hypo·gastric adj.
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