Caecally

/ˈsiːkəli/ adverb

Definition

In a manner relating to or involving the caecum; with reference to the blind-ended intestinal pouches.

Etymology

From caecal + -ly (in the manner of). This adverb form is used primarily in medical and anatomical discourse.

Kelly Says

You might hear a gastroenterologist use 'caecally' when describing where in your digestive system something like inflammation is happening—it's basically doctor-speak for 'in the cecum area.'

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