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    Ipsilateral refers to something being on the same side of the body. For example, the left elbow and left knee are considered ipsilateral because they are both located on the left side of the body. A medical term, ipsilateral is used to describe anatomical locations or related structures that exist on one half of the body.

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    Ipsilateral refers to something being on the same side of the body. For example, the left elbow and left knee are considered ipsilateral because they are both located on the left side of the body. A medical term, ipsilateral is used to describe anatomical locations or related structures that exist on one half of the body.

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    Ipsilateral refers to something being on the same side of the body. For example, the left elbow and left knee are considered ipsilateral because they are both located on the left side of the body. A medical term, ipsilateral is used to describe anatomical locations or related structures that exist on one half of the body.

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    Ipsilateral - on the same side of the body

    Ex. - The left elbow and left knee are ipsilateral.

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