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What body part does the medical root word ilio refer to?

The medical root word "ilio" refers to the ilium.

The ilium is the largest and uppermost part of the hip bone. It is a large, flared bone that forms the superior portion of the pelvis.

Here are some examples of medical terms that use the root word "ilio":

* Iliocostalis muscle: A muscle that runs along the back of the ribs and connects to the ilium.

* Iliotibial band: A thick band of connective tissue that runs along the outside of the thigh, from the ilium to the tibia.

* Ilioinguinal nerve: A nerve that passes through the inguinal canal and innervates the skin of the groin and upper thigh.

* Iliopsoas muscle: A large muscle that flexes the hip and helps with rotation and abduction.

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