In anatomy, relating to or situated away from a nerve or nerves; not involving nerve tissue.
Formed from 'ab-' (away from) plus 'nerve' (from Latin 'nervus'), with the adjective suffix '-al,' creating a medical anatomical term.
In surgery and anatomy, 'abnerval' describes tissue or procedures that deliberately avoid damaging nerves—surgeons talk about making 'abnerval incisions' to prevent nerve damage and loss of sensation.
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