Medialis

Definition

Medialis is an anatomical term used to describe muscles that are situated towards the midline of the body. It often forms part of a muscle's name to indicate its position relative to other muscles or bones.

Related terms

Lateralis: Describes muscles that are located towards the outer sides of the body, away from the midline.

Anterior:

Refers to muscles located towards the front of the body.

Posterior:

Indicates muscles that are positioned at the back side of the body