The radiologist identified a hairline fracture in the second cervical.

The patient experienced intense cervical pain after the car accident.

After the accident, the doctor ordered X-rays to check the cervicals for fractures.

During evolution, the species began to cervicalize its anterior vertebrae to support a longer neck.

The fossilized vertebrae were cervicalized to match the museum's display of a reconstructed neck.

The physician collected the sample cervically to ensure an accurate diagnosis.

The doctor explained that cervicitis can cause abnormal bleeding and discharge, so follow-up care is important.

Researchers examined the cervical tissue samples taken from multiple cervices to study variations in epithelial thickness.

Several patients asked whether cervical caps could be an effective alternative to hormonal contraception.

The MRI showed subtle degenerative changes in the cervical vertebras, explaining his neck pain.