Päänkaulan
Päänkaulan is a Finnish term that translates to "head and neck" in English. It refers to the anatomical region of the human body that encompasses the head, including the skull, face, and brain, as well as the neck, which connects the head to the trunk and contains structures like the spine, larynx, pharynx, and major blood vessels.
In medical contexts, "päänkaulan" is frequently used when discussing diseases, injuries, or treatments affecting this area.
The päänkaulan region is complex, housing vital organs responsible for sensory perception, breathing, eating, and speech.