- subendothelial
- Beneath the endothelium.
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sub·en·do·the·li·al -.en-dō-'thē-lē-əl adj situated under an endothelium <\subendothelial tissues>* * *
sub·en·do·the·li·al (sub″en-do-theґle-əl) beneath an endothelium.
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