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involving the neck are
cervical collar cervical disc (intervertebral disc)
cervical lymph nodes cervical nerves cervical vertebrae cervical rib
Phrases that...
- tail) of
cervical vertebrae. In
sauropsid species, the
cervical vertebrae bear
cervical ribs. In
lizards and
saurischian dinosaurs, the
cervical ribs are...
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Cervical cancer is a
cancer arising from the
cervix or in the any
layer of the wall of the cervix. It is due to the
abnormal growth of
cells that have...
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adjective cervical may
refer either to the neck (as in
cervical vertebrae or
cervical lymph nodes) or to the
uterine cervix (as in
cervical cap or
cervical cancer)...
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Cervical ectropion is a
condition in
which the
cells from the 'inside' of the
cervical canal,
known as
glandular cells (or
columnar epithelium), are present...
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Cervical dilation (or
cervical dilatation) is the
opening of the cervix, the
entrance to the uterus,
during childbirth, miscarriage,
induced abortion,...
- A
cervical fracture,
commonly called a
broken neck, is a
fracture of any of the
seven cervical vertebrae in the neck.
Examples of
common causes in humans...
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Cervical lymphadenopathy refers to
lymphadenopathy of the
cervical lymph nodes (the
glands in the neck). The term
lymphadenopathy strictly speaking refers...
- A
cervical collar, also
known as a neck brace, is a
medical device used to
support and
immobilize a person's neck. It is also
applied by
emergency personnel...
- weakness). Less commonly,
direct pressure on the
spinal cord (typically in the
cervical spine) may
result in myelopathy,
characterized by
global weakness, gait...
