trzustkowej

Trzustkowej is the feminine genitive singular form of the Polish adjective trzustkowa, which means pancreatic or related to the pancreas (trzustka). It is not a separate medical term; rather, it is a grammatical form used to describe nouns in contexts referring to the pancreas. In Polish, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in gender, number, and case, so trzustkowa appears as trzustkowej when the noun is in the genitive singular feminine.

In anatomical and medical Polish, trzustkowa (and its inflected forms) appears in phrases such as those describing structures associated with the pancreas. For example:

- gałąź tętnicy trzustkowej describes a branch of the pancreatic artery, where trzustkowej is genitive feminine singular modifying tętnicy.

- tkanka trzustkowa refers to pancreatic tissue, with trzustkowa in nominative feminine singular agreeing with tkanka.

Other related terms include trzustkowy (masculine) and trzustkowe (neuter or plural forms), which appear depending on the gender and number of the noun they describe (for example, gruczoł trzustkowy, tkanka trzustkowa, przewód trzustkowy).

No distinct concept or disease named “trzustkowej” exists; the phrase is a grammatical form used to indicate relation to the pancreas within anatomical or clinical descriptions. The term illustrates how Polish adjectives mutate to fit their accompanying nouns in professional texts.