In most cases, the phrase "cervix for" does not make sense and would not be considered correct or usable in written English.
It is possible that a writer may accidentally use this phrase as a typo or mistake, but it is not a grammatically correct phrase. However, there are certain contexts where "cervical" (adjective form of cervix) can be used before a noun to modify or describe it. For example: - The cervical region of the spine - Cervical cancer screening - Cervical vertebrae In these cases, "cervical" is used to refer to the area or aspect related to the cervix. Example: The doctor recommended a cervical biopsy for further testing.
By examining the cervix for abnormal (and potentially precancerous) cells, treatment can be started before a real problem develops.
A refusal after plucking up the courage to request a smear could be even more offputting than having someone poke around your cervix for five minutes.
It is necessary for high risk HPV infection to persist at the cervix for a considerable time before oncogenesis occurs.
The ship's doctor explains the closing of Kitty's cervix for the duration of gestation and Morgan thinks of blocked passages, the end of the travelling season, as the ice closes in around the Impetus.
This is what motivates us to study the cervix, for which we propose investigating clinical cervical function in parallel with a quantitative engineering evaluation of its structural function.
Study Design: Timed-pregnant Sprague-Dawley rats were randomly allocated to treatment with 50 mg nimesulide or vehicle, applied daily on the cervix for 5 days (days 14 18).
Dying it, for heaven's sake, doing exactly what my mother did before Betty Friedan and Gloria Steinem changed the game and told us we could go natural, we could examine our cervixes for fun and otherwise just be ourselves.
COBRA analysis of 5 normal cervices for all 9 genes revealed that 4 genes (DAZL, SYCP3, ZFP42 and NNAT) are hypermethylated in all 5 samples (Table 3).
We have analysed 179 low-grade cervical squamous intra-epithelial lesions (SILs) and 15 normal cervices for the presence of HPV using both in situ hybridization and polymerase chain reaction (PCR).
All women in the CVT control arm were tested at enrollment for HPV16/18 DNA infection at the cervix and for HPV16/18 serum antibodies using VLP-ELISA.
Records were examined for documented evidence of visualisation of the cervix, tests for genital infection, or cervical cytology.
