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Preferred Name (Preferred_name)	lower extremity
Synonyms (Synonym)	le Untere Extremität
ID	RID2638
Full Id	http://purl.bioontology.org/ontology/RID/RID2638
DIRECT-SUPERCLASSES	limb of body
DIRECT-TYPE	anatomy_metaclass
NAME	RID2638
ROLE	Concrete
Definition	The region of the lower limb in animals, extending from the gluteal region to the foot, and including the buttocks; hip; and leg. [MeSH]
Part_Of	human body
Preferred_name	lower extremity
Synonym	Untere Extremität le
UMLS_ID	C0023216
UMLS_Term	lower extremity
Is_A	limb of body
Has_Part	lateral plantar nerve fourth proper digital nerve first dorsal digital nerve superficial branch of lateral plantar nerve deep branch of lateral plantar nerve inferior calcaneal nerve fifth proper digital nerve common peroneal nerve sural nerve fourth common plantar digital nerve third proper digital nerve third common digital nerve hip medial plantar nerve lateral cutaneous nerve of calf tibial nerve recurrent branch of common peroneal nerve sciatic nerve second proper digital nerve second common digital nerve fifth common plantar digital nerve proper digital nerve of great toe plantar cutaneous branch of medial plantar nerve second dorsal digital nerve third dorsal digital nerve fourth dorsal digital nerve knee deep peroneal nerve leg peroneal communicating nerve superficial peroneal nerve medial dorsal cutaneous nerve intermediate dorsal cutaneous nerve foot or ankle thigh

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