Endolumbar

/ˌɛndoʊˈlʌmbɑr/ adjective

Definition

Located or occurring within the lumbar region (lower back area) or the spinal cord in that region.

Etymology

From endo- (within) + lumbar (relating to the loins or lower back, from Latin lumbus). This anatomical and medical term describes structures or procedures involving the interior of the lower spinal area.

Kelly Says

When doctors do endolumbar procedures like spinal taps, they're carefully inserting needles into the fluid-filled space inside your lower spine—it requires millimeter-perfect precision!

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