arterial

As adjectives the difference between arterial and atrial

is that arterial is of or relating to an artery while atrial is of or pertaining to an atrium, especially the atrium of the heart.

As a noun arterial

is a through road.

As adjectives the difference between aortic and arterial

is that aortic is aortic while arterial is of or relating to an artery.

As a noun arterial is

a through road.

As an adjective arterial is

of or relating to an artery.

As a noun arterial is

a through road.

As adjectives the difference between arterial and mainline

is that arterial is of or relating to an artery while mainline is normal, principal or standard.

As nouns the difference between arterial and mainline

is that arterial is a through road while mainline is an airline's main operating unit, as opposed to codeshares or regional subsidiaries.

As a verb mainline is

to inject (a drug) directly into a vein.

As adjectives the difference between arteriac and arterial

is that arteriac is of or pertaining to the windpipe while arterial is of or relating to an artery.

As a noun arterial is

a through road.

As nouns the difference between arterial and arteriae

is that arterial is a through road while arteriae is .

As an adjective arterial

is of or relating to an artery.

As nouns the difference between arterial and arteria

is that arterial is a through road while arteria is artery.

As an adjective arterial

is of or relating to an artery.

As nouns the difference between arterial and arterioportography

is that arterial is a through road while arterioportography is arterial portography.

As an adjective arterial

is of or relating to an artery.

As an adjective arterial

is of or relating to an artery.

As a noun arterial

is a through road.

As a verb arterialize is

(physiology) to convert venous blood into arterial blood (by the absorption of oxygen in the lungs).