cervical stenosis

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cervical stenosis

Etymology: L, cervix + Gk, stenos, narrow, osis, condition

a narrowing or complete closure of the canal between the body of the uterus and the cervical os (endocervical canal).

cervical stenosis

Gynecology A block of the cervical canal due to a congenital defect or complications of surgery–eg, cryosurgery. See Cervix.

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