Butyrophenone: mechanism of action and application Butyrophenone is a medicine that is used to treat mental disorders such as schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. It belon ...
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Ovum (Egg Cell) is a mature female reproductive cell (see Gamete). This term is often applied to secondary oocytes, although in principle this is incorrect. The last stag ...
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Poliovirus is a member of a small group of RNA viruses that cause polio in humans. This entire group is part of the picornavirus group. Poliovirus belongs to the picornav ...
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A family doctor, also known as a general practitioner, is a doctor who treats all members of the same family. He/she is the first point of contact with the medical system ...
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Poupart S Ligament is an inguinal ligament located in the groin area. It is a thickened lower part of the aponeurosis of the external oblique muscle of the abdomen. Poupa ...
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Reiter S Syndrome is a rare condition characterized by inflammation of the urethra, the development of conjunctivitis and arthritis. This disease can also be accompanied ...
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St Vitus Dance is an outdated name for Sydenham's chorea, a rare neurological disease that manifests itself in the form of involuntary, erratic and sudden movements of th ...
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A vial, vial, bottle is a small glass bottle for storing medicinal substances. These bottles are usually small in size and made of clear or dark glass. They are used for ...
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Pacemaker, Rhythm Driver (Pacemaker) - 1. A device designed to maintain normal heart rhythm in patients suffering from heart block. It consists of a battery that stimulat ...
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Formication is a piercing sensation reminiscent of goosebumps crawling on the skin. It is a type of paresthesia, and in some cases a symptom of drug intoxication. Formica ...
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