midline
midline
Definition
mid·line (-līn′)
noun
a median line
midline
Usage Examples
Preposition: of
- body: The operated leg must always be held out to the side away from the midline of the body.
- back: Step 1: A skin incision was completed down the midline of the back.
- brain: Care had to be taken to avoid damaging major arteries located near the midline of the brain.
Converse of object
- cross: They may move across the visual field, and may cross the midline.
Adjective modifier
- auditory: We measured the auditory midline of ten patients exhibiting unilateral neglect as assessed by standard visual tests.
- ventral: The injection is made just anterior to the anus near to the ventral midline.
- clear: Benefits of sitting in the Saddle Seat position - A clear midline assists maintenance of balance and symmetry.
Modifies a noun
- incision: Intra Op Image of DU An upper midline incision was made.
- shift: Midline shift often distorts the Foramen of Munro of the opposite side, causing obstruction.
- structure: Surgery for tumors or midline structures rarely resulted in a GTR ( 1 of 10 cases ).
- hernia: In midline hernias the lateral leaf of the rectus sheath was then elevated from the underlying muscle.
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