Meningococcus (pl. Meningococci) is one of the most dangerous bacteria associated with the development of meningitis and other serious infections. This bacterium belongs ...
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Ophthalmitis is an inflammation of the eye. Ophthalmitis can be caused by infection (bacterial or fungal), injury, or other causes. Inflammation can affect various struct ...
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Transmethylation is a biochemical reaction that occurs in the cells of living organisms and plays an important role in the metabolism of many compounds. During this react ...
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Neurons are the basic building blocks of the nervous system and perform the role of transmitting information within the body. However, not all neurons perform only sensor ...
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Substance Diaphoretic (Hidrotic): description and properties Hidrotic is the name given to a substance that has the ability to stimulate the secretion of sweat. This subs ...
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Tetan- and Tetaho (Tetano-) are prefixes that represent various medical terms associated with tetanus and tetany. Tetanus is a dangerous infectious disease caused by the ...
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Concretion is a stone formed from calcium salts, for example, in the kidneys, as well as in the lumen of an internal organ (or on a foreign body, for example, a ureteral ...
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The pisiform bone, also known as the pea-shaped bone, is one of the smallest bones in the human body. It is located in the wrist, between the radius and the triquetrum, a ...
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Dia- is a prefix that is used in a number of words and has several meanings, depending on the context in which it is used. In the first meaning, Dia- means "through". For ...
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