Gynäkologenärztlichem

The term "Gynäkologenärztlichem" is a German adjective derived from the words "Gynäkologie" (gynecology) and "Arzt" (physician). It describes something that is related to or characteristic of gynecological medical practice. In everyday language and in academic contexts it is often used to qualify instruments, procedures, or documents that are specifically tailored for gynecological care. For example, a "gynäkologenärztliches Manual" would be a manual created by or for gynecologic physicians.

Etymologically, the compound follows standard German rules for adjective formation: the noun "Gynäkologie" is combined with the noun "Arzt" and the suffix "-lich," which turns nouns into adjectives. The resulting term is then inflected for case, number, and gender. In the dative masculine singular, the form would be "dem gynäkologenärztlichen Arzt". In the supersingular form it might appear as "gynäkologenärztlicher". The spelling "Gynäkologenärztlichem" thus specifically indicates the dative case.

In medical literature, the adjective is often found in titles of conferences, workshops, or publications that involve gynecologists. For instance, a "gynäkologenärztlicher Leitfaden zur Vorsorgeuntersuchung" translates as a gynecologic physician’s guide for preventive screenings. The usage underscores that the content has been authored or validated by gynecological specialists.

The term is not as common as "gynäkologisch" but serves to emphasize the professional aspect of gynecological care. It is frequently encountered in German-speaking healthcare systems, especially in contexts where the distinction between general gynecology and specialist physician input is important.