Cervikálního

Cervikálního is a Czech adjective meaning "cervical," referring to the neck or cervix. It is derived from the Latin word "cervix," which also denotes the neck of the body or the neck of the uterus.

In a medical context, "cervikálního" is often used in relation to the cervix of the uterus. For example, "rakovina cervikálního" translates to cervical cancer, a malignant tumor that forms in the cells of the cervix. "Čípek cervikálního" refers to the cervix itself, a narrow passage forming the lower end of the uterus. Examinations or procedures related to this part of the female reproductive system might be described using this adjective, such as "vyšetření cervikálního kanálu" meaning examination of the cervical canal.

Beyond the gynecological context, "cervikálního" can also describe anatomical structures in the neck region of the body. For instance, "obratle cervikálního úseku" refers to the cervical vertebrae, the bones that make up the neck of the spine. The term "bolest cervikálního typu" might describe neck pain originating from issues within the cervical spine. The adjective's usage is thus directly tied to the anatomical meaning of "neck."