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Beneath the top vertebra.  

Beneath tissue in which there are many small spaces. Below the spongy tissue or the colored tissue, like the one around the nipples.  

Somewhat arched.  

Beneath the flat, fibrous tissue attaching muscle to bone or other tissue.  

Inadequate nutrition.  

Below the high point of the shoulder.  

Below the socket for the head of the thigh bone.  

Pneumonia in which lung tissue changes to resemble spleen tissue. Pneumonia characterized by changes in lung tissue, causing it to resemble spleen tissue in appearance.  

Spleen and diaphragm. Related to both the spleen and the diaphragm.  

Fixation of spleen to abdominal wall.