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Anatomical Position | Directional terms | Human anatomy terminology

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Anatomical
positions

,Ventral / anterior
The part of body which is present in
front or near to abdomen.


Dorsal/posterior
The part of body which is present
near to back side is called dorsal or
posterior.

,Superior
The part of body which is present
towards upper side is called superior.


Inferior
The part of body which is present
towards lower side is called inferior.

, Medial line
The line which divides the body
into two equal , right and left
parts is called medial line.

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