venózích

Venózních is a term used in medical contexts, specifically relating to veins. It is the genitive plural form of the Latin word "vena," meaning vein. Therefore, "venózních" translates to "of the veins" or "belonging to the veins." In medical literature and discussions, this term often appears in phrases describing conditions, procedures, or anatomical structures associated with the venous system.

For example, one might encounter terms like "venózních zánět" (inflammation of the veins), "venózních chlopní" (venous valves), or "venózních nálezů" (venous findings). These phrases help to specify that the subject of discussion pertains to the veins rather than arteries or other bodily components. Understanding the grammatical function of "venózních" as a possessive or descriptive adjective is key to interpreting its meaning within a medical sentence. The venous system is responsible for returning deoxygenated blood from the body's tissues back to the heart, and terms incorporating "venózních" are crucial for accurately describing pathologies or anatomical details within this vital circulatory network.