Villi (Villus, Pl. Villi) is a small finger-shaped outgrowth located on the surface of the mucous membrane of the small intestine. Each villi is covered with epithelium a ...
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Stillbirth, or stillbirth, is the birth of a baby that shows no signs of life (no heartbeat, no breathing, no independent movements) at any stage after 24 weeks of pregna ...
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Mikulicz S Disease is a rare disease characterized by damage to the lacrimal and salivary glands. It was first described by the Austrian pathologist Karl Mikulicz in 1892 ...
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Leptophonia (from the Greek words “leptos” - thin and “phone” - sound, voice) is a weakening of the voice, in which the voice becomes quiet and weak. Leptophonia can be c ...
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Osteoclastoma is a rare bone tumor that is formed as a result of the rapid proliferation of osteoclasts - cells that are involved in the destruction of bone tissue. This ...
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Zoophobia (from the Greek words zoo - “animal” and phobia - “fear”) is a mental disorder characterized by an obsessive, unrealistic and constant fear of animals. People s ...
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Singer S Nodule is a pearly white nodule that often forms on the vocal cords of professional singers. This is a benign formation consisting of an accumulation of fibrous ...
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New cerebellum, Neocerebellum (Neocerebellum) - sections of the cerebellum, including its hemispheres and sections of the vermis, which are located caudal to the first su ...
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