The 3, 6, 9, and 12 points of the cervix refer to the location of the cervix, because the cervix can be thought of as a circle, like a clock, and the specific location on the cervix can be indicated clockwise, with the upper end of the cervix at 12 points and the lower end at 6 points. This helps to indicate the specific location of the cervical lesion, which is the same as the localization of perineal disorders, for example, if a lesion occurs on the upper end of the cervix, when it is described specifically, it can be said that the lesion occurs at the 12 points of the cervix. This is a medical term that can be used to describe the area of the cervix in a more visual way and is easy to understand even for the layman. The cervix, which connects the squamous epithelium of the vagina to the columnar epithelium of the uterine cavity, is particularly susceptible to lesions.