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Cervical ganglion
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One of the bundles of nerves in the neck
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Cervical, английский
Cervical canal, английский
A tube running through the cervix, from the point where the uterus joins the vagina to the entrance of the uterine cavity. also called cervicouterine canal
Cervical cancer, английский
A cancer of the cervix of the uterus
Cervical cap, английский
Cervical collar, английский
A special strong orthopaedic collar to support the head of a person with neck injuries or a condition such as cervical spondylosis
Cervical erosion, английский
A condition in which the epithelium of the mucous membrane lining the cervix uteri extends outside the cervix
Cervical incompetence, английский
A dysfunction of the cervix of the uterus which is often the cause of spontaneous abortions and premature births and can be remedied by shirodkar’s operation
Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia, английский
Changes in the cells of the cervix which may lead to cervical cancer. abbr cin
Cervical nerve, английский
Spinal nerve in the neck
Cervical node, английский
Lymph node in the neck
Cervical plexus, английский
A group of nerves in front of the vertebrae in the neck, which lead to nerves supplying the cervical rib 68 skin and muscles of the neck, and also the phrenic nerve which controls the diaphragm
Cervical rib, английский
An extra rib sometimes found attached to the vertebrae above the other ribs and which may cause thoracic inlet syndrome
Cervical smear, английский
A test for cervical cancer, where cells taken from the mucus in the cervix of the uterus are examined
Cervical spondylosis, английский
A degenerative change in the neck bones. spondylosis
Cervical third, английский
Cervical vertebra, английский
Cervical vertebrae, английский
The seven bones which form the neck
Cervical [is, n], латинский
Cervical, is, n, латинский
Cervicale, итальянский
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Scaphoid, английский
One of the carpal bones in the wrist. see illustration at hand in supplement
Bone temp, английский
One of the bones which form the sides and base of the cranium. see illustration at ear in supplement comment: the temporal bone is in two parts: the petrous part forms the base of the skull and the inner and middle ears, while the squamous part forms the side of the skull. the lower back part of the temporal bone is the mastoid process, while the part between the ear and the cheek is the zygomatic arch.
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