thoracisk
Thoracisk is an adjective used in some European languages to describe anything relating to the thorax, or chest. It derives from the Latin thoracicus, through French thoracique, and corresponds to the English term thoracic. In English-language medical literature the more common form is thoracic, but thoracisk appears in texts written in languages that adopt this root.
In anatomical terms, the thorax (the chest) forms the central body cavity bounded by the rib cage,
Medical usage often concerns diseases, procedures, or conditions affecting the chest. Examples include thoracic surgery, thoracic
Languages that use thoracisk distinguish it from other region-based terms such as cervical, abdominal, or pelvic.