Pronunciation: /ædˈnɛksəl/
noun a structure or organ that is adjacent or closely connected to another
A1 The doctor examined the adnexal structures during the ultrasound.
A2 The adnexal region includes the ovaries and fallopian tubes.
B1 Adnexal masses can sometimes be detected during a pelvic exam.
B2 The adnexal organs play a crucial role in the reproductive system.
C1 The adnexal structures are closely monitored for any abnormalities in patients undergoing fertility treatments.
C2 Advanced imaging techniques can provide detailed information about adnexal pathology.
adjective describing or relating to a structure or organ that is adjacent or closely connected to another
A1 The doctor found a small adnexal mass during the ultrasound.
A2 The adnexal structures are important for reproductive health.
B1 The adnexal region includes the ovaries and fallopian tubes.
B2 The adnexal organs play a crucial role in the female reproductive system.
C1 The adnexal pathology requires further investigation.
C2 The adnexal structures can be affected by various gynecological conditions.
formal The ultrasound showed a possible mass in the adnexal region of the patient's abdomen.
informal The doctor said there might be something going on in the adnexal area of your belly.
slang I heard there's some weird stuff happening in the adnexal zone of her tummy.
figurative The adnexal relationship between the two countries became strained after the trade agreement fell through.
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