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cancellous

 
(kăn-sĕl'əs, kăn'sə-ləs) pronunciation
adj. Anatomy
Having an open, latticed, or porous structure. Used especially of bone.

[From Latin cancellus, lattice. See cancel.]


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(kăn-sĕl'əs, kăn'sə-ləs)
adj.

Cancellated.

Of a reticular, spongy or lattice-like structure; said mainly of bone tissue.

 
 

 

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