cuneonavicular

cuneonavicular
Relating to the cuneiform and the navicular bones. SYN: cuneoscaphoid.

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cu·neo·na·vic·u·lar (ku″ne-o-nə-vikґu-lər) pertaining to the cuneiform and navicular bones.

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