Group therapy is a form of psychotherapy that involves a group of people at the same time. There are two main types of group therapy: GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY (group psychot ...
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Desoximethasone: reduces inflammation and itching on the skin surface Deoxymethasone, also known as Desoximethasone, is a corticosteroid that is applied to the surface of ...
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A Smith fracture is a fracture of the lower third of the radius above its epiphysis that results in forward displacement of the wrist and hand below the fracture site. Th ...
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The semipermeable membrane, or semipermeable membrane, is an important element in many processes that occur in living organisms and in various industrial applications. Th ...
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Mallory-Weiss Syndrome: Symptoms, causes and treatment Mallory-Weiss syndrome, also known as Mallory-Weiss-Sokol syndrome, is a condition in which the lining of the esoph ...
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Antidepressant: mechanism of action and side effects Depression is a serious mental disorder that is characterized by low emotional mood, loss of interest in life and dec ...
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Retinaculum (Retinaculum, plural. Retinacula) is a thickened area of connective tissue that holds an organ in a fixed position. For example, the flexor retinacula is a ...
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Oncogenesis is the process of tumor development, as a result of which a tumor cell is formed from a normal cell. Oncogenesis begins with damage to the genetic material of ...
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The isthmus (Isthmus) is a narrow connecting link that usually connects two larger parts of an organ. The term is usually used to describe anatomical structures, but it c ...
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Thread (lat. filum) - thread-like structure. For example, the filum terminale (lat. filum terminale) is a filament-like continuation of the terminal section of the spinal ...
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