Intra

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Intra

Intra (/ˈɪntrə/; from Latin intra, meaning 'within') is a prefix used in many medical terms to denote 'inside' or 'within'.

Etymology

The term Intra originates from the Latin word intra, which means 'within' or 'inside'. It is commonly used in the medical field to denote something that is happening inside the body or within a particular organ or structure.

Usage in Medical Terminology

In medical terminology, Intra is used as a prefix to indicate that a procedure or condition involves the inside of the body or a body part. For example:

Related Terms

  • Inter-: A prefix meaning 'between' or 'among', often contrasted with Intra.
  • Extra-: A prefix meaning 'outside' or 'beyond', often contrasted with Intra.

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