Chondro-osteodystrophy (Chondro-Osteodystrophy) is a group of hereditary skeletal diseases characterized by impaired growth and development of cartilage and bone tissue. ...
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The Cochlear Implant is a hearing improvement device used by completely deaf people who cannot benefit from any other hearing aid. It consists of an electrode that is imp ...
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The Medical Preventive Service at the Enterprise (Factory Inspectorate) is the largest and oldest legal organization that monitors the health and safety of employees of t ...
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The Rorschach Test is one of the most famous and widely used tests for assessing human personality. This test was developed at the beginning of the 20th century by the Sw ...
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Hyoscine, Scopolamine - a medicinal substance that prevents muscle spasms (see Parasympatholytic drug substance). Used to treat stomach and duodenal ulcers, spasms of the ...
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Title: Radial Keratotomy Radial Keratotomy is a surgical operation performed to treat myopia. At a distance not exceeding two-thirds from the outer edge of the cornea, de ...
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Body temperature is an important indicator of health and can indicate the presence of various conditions and diseases. The normal body temperature of an adult is approxim ...
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Failure To Thrive (Ftt) is a condition in which there is insufficient growth and development of a child compared to the average for children of a given age and gender in ...
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Acne, Acne Vulgaris - inflammatory lesion of the sebaceous glands. The functioning of the sebaceous glands is controlled by the male sex hormone (androgen) contained in t ...
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Intercellular is a term that describes the arrangement or formation of structures between cells. These structures can be of different types and perform different function ...
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