Renal Function Tests The kidneys play an important role in our body by removing waste and excess fluid from the blood. They also help regulate electrolyte levels and bloo ...
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Mycosis (from ancient Greek μύκης - mushroom) is the general name for fungal diseases of humans and animals caused by pathogenic fungi. Mycoses include infectious and inv ...
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Air sickness, also known as motion sickness, is a disorder that can occur in people while flying in an airplane, helicopter, or other airborne vehicle. It manifests itsel ...
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The Bite-Wing device is a device used in dentistry for dental radiography. It allows you to simultaneously examine the crowns of the teeth on the upper and lower jaws. Th ...
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Mitral Stenosis: causes, symptoms and treatment Mitral stenosis is a heart disease that occurs due to narrowing of the mitral valve opening caused by scar changes as a re ...
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Immunosuppression is the suppression of the body's immune responses. It can occur as a result of various diseases or taking certain medications. One of the most well-know ...
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Relaxation Therapy is a treatment method that is based on teaching the patient ways to relax and reduce muscle tension. The goal of this therapy is to help people overcom ...
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Isoantigen is an antigen that forms a natural component of human tissue. For example, antigens of the human antigenic leukocyte system are isoantigens, since they are sim ...
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Pseudoagglutination, Nonspecific Agglutination (Red Blood Cells) (Pseudoagglutination) - the formation of false accumulations of red blood cells during the antiserum-anti ...
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