Tooth III is one of the hard structures of the oral cavity, designed for grinding food. The root of each tooth is located in a separate dental alveolus of the alveolar ar ...
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Suppuration: the process of pus formation Suppuration, or suppuration, is the process by which pus forms in the body. Pus is a viscous fluid containing dead bacteria, tis ...
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Gammaglobulin, also known as immunoglobulin, is a protein present in blood plasma. It gets its name from its characteristic speed of movement in an electric field, which ...
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Paratyphoid fever is an infectious disease caused by bacteria of the species Salmonella paratyphi A, B or C. The disease spreads through contaminated feces of patients or ...
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Balanoposthitis is a common disease that is characterized by inflammation of the head and inner layer of the foreskin of the penis. The condition usually occurs in men wh ...
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Balkan Nephropathy is a type of kidney failure that occurs primarily in the former Yugoslavia. The causes of this disease are still unknown. A distinctive feature of Balk ...
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A tonometer is an indispensable device for measuring pressure in various parts of the body. It can be used to measure blood pressure, intraocular pressure and other types ...
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Catagen is one of the stages of the hair growth cycle that follows anagen and precedes telogen. During catagen, the hair follicle begins to shrink and become disconnected ...
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Sphygmo- (Sphygmo-) - prefix denoting pulse In medical terminology, the prefix “Sphygmo-” (or “Sphygmo-” in English transcription) plays an important role, denoting a con ...
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