SYMPHYSION


Meaning of SYMPHYSION in English

simˈfizēˌän noun

( -s )

Etymology: New Latin, from symphys is + -ion (as in gnathion )

1. : the upper end of the symphysis of the jaw at the outer surface — see craniometry illustration

2. : the middle point in the upper border of the pubic arch

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