pelvicale
Pelvicale is an Italian adjective meaning "of the pelvis" or "pelvic." In medical usage, pelvicale indicates relation to the pelvic region and is commonly used to describe structures, conditions, or procedures involving the pelvis.
Anatomy and region: The bony pelvis is a basin-shaped ring formed by the two hip bones (each
Joints, ligaments, nerves, and vessels: The sacroiliac joints and the pubic symphysis connect the pelvic bones.
Clinical relevance: Pelvicale terminology is widely used in imaging (pelvis radiographs, CT pelvis, MRI pelvis), obstetrics,
Etymology: The term derives from Latin pelvis meaning basin; in Italian, pelvicale is the feminine form used