Coprolite (from the ancient Greek κόπρος - feces and λίθος - stone), or enterolite, is a fecal calculus formed inside the intestines. Coprolites are hard mineral deposits ...
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Autopsy, Homicide Investigation (Inquest) is a type of forensic investigation that is carried out in the event of a sudden or unexpected death of a person or in the event ...
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Extrasystole is one of the types of heart rhythm disturbances that manifest themselves in the form of premature contractions of the heart. This pathology belongs to the g ...
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Trigonocephaly Trigonocephaly is a deformation of the skull in which its arch sharpens slightly in front of the ears, so that the skull takes on a triangular shape. This ...
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The Cochlear Canal, or Cochlear Duct, also called the Scalena Middle, is part of the cochlea of the inner ear. The cochlea is a spiral canal filled with endolymph. The ...
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Hypogonadism is a medical condition characterized by decreased function of the sex glands, such as the testes in men or ovaries in women. This condition leads to various ...
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Decortication (from the Latin decortico - remove the bark, peel) is a surgical operation or process in which the outer layer (bark) of an organ or structure is removed. D ...
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Left-handedness (Mancinism) is a biological phenomenon in which a person predominantly uses the left hand while performing various activities. Left-handed people make up ...
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