cervical Definition
cer·vi·cal (sʉr′vi kəl)
cervical Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- smear: Cervical smears should be carried out every three years.
- neoplasia: However, previous studies have indicated that well-screened women over the age of 50 are likely to be at low risk of cervical neoplasia.
- vertebra: The Chi Machine can adjust the whole spine all the way up to the cervical vertebra.
- cytology: There should be a minimum workload of 25 new patients presenting with abnormal cervical cytology over the six month period.
- spine: Referred pain to the cervical spine Spinal Causes Upper thoracic spine muscle spasm can often refer pain upwards to the neck region.
- spondylosis: Cervical spondylosis can cause pressure on the spinal cord.
Modifying Another Word
not: CIN is not cervical cancer, but an early warning stage.
Browse dictionary entries near cervical
- ‹ cerveza
- ‹ cervelat
- ‹ Cervantes
- ‹ cerussite
- ‹ ceruse
- ‹ cerumen
- ‹ cerulean
- ‹ certitude
- ‹ certiorari
- ‹ certify
- cervical cap ›
- cervices ›
- cervicitis ›
- cervico- ›
- cervid ›
- Cervin ›
- cervine ›
- cervix ›
- cesarean ›
- cesarean (section) ›

