Nevus Pigment (Mole): description, types and possible problems A nevus pigmentosa, or milk spot, is a benign accumulation of pigment cells on the skin. It can appear on a ...
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Anatomy Pathological, Pathology: study of pathological changes Pathological Anatomy, also called Pathology or Pathology, is one of the most important branches of medicine ...
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Bubonic plague, also known as bubonic plague, is a form of plague caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis. It gets its name from the characteristic swellings of the lymph ...
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Vaz- (Vas-), Ba30- (Vaso-) is a prefix used in anatomical and clinical terminology. Indicates: Vessels, especially blood vessels. For example: vasodilation (dilation of ...
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Excretions are waste products that are removed from the body. Discharges include, for example, feces, urine, sweat, tear fluid, etc. Discharge is removed from the body th ...
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Chlortetracycline - antibiotic; effective against many bacteria and fungi. Can be prescribed orally, by injection, in the form of oils or cream (for infectious diseases o ...
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Desquamation is the process of removing the outer stratum corneum of the skin's epidermis. This process is natural and occurs as a result of skin renewal. However, in som ...
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Aversion Therapy is a type of behavioral therapy used to eliminate manifestations of unwanted behavior (for example, various sexual deviations or addiction to certain med ...
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