nowotworowych

Nowotworowych is a form of the Polish adjective nowotworowy, derived from the noun nowotwór (tumor). It denotes relation to tumors or neoplasms and is used primarily in medical and scientific contexts to describe tumor-related features, processes, or conditions.

In Polish, nowotworowy describes things associated with tumors. The form nowotworowych is the genitive plural (and is used when the adjective modifies a noun in the genitive plural), as in cechy nowotworowych zmian or ryzyko nowotworowych mutacji. The adjective can appear in various other case forms to agree with the noun it modifies, such as nowotworowy, nowotworowa, or nowotworowe, depending on gender, number, and case.

Common medical usages include phrases such as zmiany nowotworowe (neoplastic changes), choroby nowotworowe (tumor diseases), białka nowotworowe (neoplastic proteins), and proces nowotworowy (a neoplastic process). The term is widespread in oncology, pathology, radiology, and histology, where it helps distinguish tumor-related phenomena from non-neoplastic conditions.

Related terms include nowotwór, referring specifically to a tumor or neoplasm, and onkologia, the field studying cancers. The concept of nowotworowy encompasses benign and malignant neoplasms, although in everyday clinical language distinctions between benign and malignant are usually expressed with additional qualifiers.

Overall, nowotworowych functions as an often-seen inflected form used to express tumor-related characteristics in Polish medical writing, reflecting the broader concept of neoplasia in scientific discourse.