Hartnup disease is a rare hereditary disease associated with impaired absorption of the amino acid tryptophan in the intestine. As a result, a person experiences a number ...
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Nephrotomy is a surgical operation involving dissection of the kidney parenchyma. Nephrotomy is usually performed to remove kidney stones (see Nephrolithotomy). During a ...
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Pericardiolysis is a surgical operation that involves separating adhesions formed between the visceral and parietal layers of the pericardium (adherent pericardium). The ...
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Cyt- (Su/-), Cyto- (Cylo-) is a prefix meaning: Cell(s). The prefix cyt- or cyto- is used in words referring to cells. For example: cytology is the science of cells, cy ...
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Parasitology is an important field of medicine that studies parasites and their effects on the human body. Parasites are microorganisms that live on or inside another org ...
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Thrombolysis is the dissolution of a blood clot under the action of an enzyme introduced into the blood (for example, streptokinase) (see also tissue plasminogen activato ...
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Today we will talk about a little-known but important organ in our body - the vermiform appendix, which in Latin is called Vermix. Although this organ is not of much inte ...
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Amyotonia Congenita, Oppenheim Syndrome (Floppy Baby Syndrome) are outdated terms used to refer to various congenital diseases that are characterized by weakness and musc ...
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