In anatomy, relating to the interior or inner surface of a condyle, a bony knob where bones connect.
From Greek 'entos' (within) plus Medieval Latin 'condylus' (knuckle, from Greek 'kondylos'). The suffix '-ar' makes it an anatomical adjective.
Condyles are the knobby ends of bones where they connect to other bones to form joints—'entocondylar' helps surgeons and anatomists talk about specific parts of these knobs when planning procedures or teaching!
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