Rachio-: Medical Combining Form for Spine
Rachio- (or rachio-) is a combining form meaning “spine” or “vertebral column”, from Greek rhachis (spine).
Common Derivatives
- Rachiotomy – incision into spinal canal.
- Rachiodynia – spinal pain.
- Rachio centesis – spinal tap (lumbar puncture).
- Rachischisis – congenital fissure of vertebral column (spina bifida).
- Rachitis – inflammation of spine (archaic; now spondylitis).
Used in anatomy, neurology, orthopedics, and radiology terminology.
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