Mortification is a process of necrosis in which tissue remains in place but ceases to function due to lack of blood supply and oxygen. This can happen due to various reas ...
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A pus collection, also known as a ruocele, is a swelling caused by the accumulation of pus in any part of the body. This can happen anywhere where infection and abscess c ...
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Knee Valgus (Knock-Knee): Causes, Symptoms and Treatment Knee valgus, also known as a “knock-knee” or “genu valgus,” is an abnormal curvature of the legs in which the kne ...
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Hypersplenism is a condition characterized by a decrease in the number of red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets in the blood. This occurs due to increased dest ...
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Varicose (Cirsoid) - this term is used to describe a distended varicose vein containing a large number of nodules, as well as to describe one of the types of skull tumors ...
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Hemiplegia and Hemiparesis are conditions in which paralysis of one half of the body occurs. Although the terms are used interchangeably, hemiplegia most often refers to ...
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Nasolacrimal - related to the nose and lacrimal apparatus. This term is used to describe the anatomical and functional connections between the nose and the lacrimal gland ...
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Hutchinson's Teeth Hutchinson's teeth are characteristic dental changes that are one of the symptoms of congenital syphilis. The main features of Hutchinson's teeth: Na ...
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