Serpiginous is a term used to describe creeping or extended skin lesions, especially those that have jagged, wavy edges. Serpiginous rashes are characterized by a gradual ...
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Saturnism, or lead poisoning, also known as Plumbism, is a serious disease caused by chronic exposure to lead in the human body. Lead is a toxic metal that can accumulate ...
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Glomerulitis - what is this disease and how to diagnose it? Glomerulitis is a term used to describe any damage or dysfunction of the glomeruli due to acute or chronic kid ...
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Infantile Spasms (Salaam Attacks) are a serious condition that can occur as a result of congenital or acquired brain damage in children around six months of age. This con ...
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Urinary Infiltration (Urecchysis): Understanding and Implications Introduction Urinary infiltration, also known as Urecchysis, is a condition in which urine penetrates in ...
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Pasteurization is one of the most common milk processing methods used to destroy pathogens. During pasteurization, milk is heated to a certain temperature and held at tha ...
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Torticollis (Torticollis, Wryneck) is a tilt of the head to the affected side with its simultaneous rotation in the opposite direction, caused by shortening of the sterno ...
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Gastroptosis is prolapse of the stomach. Despite the fact that gastroptosis was previously considered the main cause of various diseases of the abdominal organs, it has n ...
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Angiitis and Vasculitis are inflammatory diseases characterized by the formation of plaques on the walls of small blood vessels. These diseases can occur for various reas ...
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