Creatinase and Creatine Kinase are enzymes that play an important role in the body's metabolism. These enzymes are involved in the metabolic breakdown of creatine to crea ...
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Disoma is a deformity of the fetus in which it has one head and two torsos. This is a rare congenital developmental disorder caused by partial splitting of the embryo in ...
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Status Lymphaticus is a pathological condition characterized by an enlargement of the thymus gland and other organs of the immune system. Previously, it was believed that ...
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Hydroxyprogesterone is a synthetic female sex hormone (see Progestogen); prescribed by injection to prevent miscarriage, as well as to treat various menstrual disorders. ...
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Larva I (Larva, Plural Larvae) is the preceding adult stage of development of some animal species, consisting in the hatching of immature individuals, for example, insect ...
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Pulsus Paradoxus is a condition characterized by a significant dip in systolic blood pressure and pulse volume during inspiration. This condition can be caused by various ...
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Case Control Study is one of the epidemiological research methods that is used to identify cause-and-effect relationships between certain factors and diseases. This metho ...
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Cardiac Arrest: Causes, Symptoms and Treatment Cardiac arrest is a serious condition that can lead to death if not treated promptly. It occurs when the pumping function o ...
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Antivenin (Antivenene, Antivenin) is an important drug in medical practice, which is used to treat poisoning caused by the venoms of snakes, spiders and scorpions. This i ...
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