Bacteraemia is the presence of bacteria in a person’s blood, which indicates the presence of an infectious disease. Bacteremia occurs when bacteria enter the bloodstream ...
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Facilitation is a phenomenon that occurs when a neuron receives impulses that have passed through a number of different synapses, but are not individually sufficient to g ...
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Polyarteritis Nodosa and Periarteritis Nodosa are diseases of unknown origin in which inflammatory plaques form on the walls of the arteries. This disease is one of the t ...
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Pericystitis: causes, symptoms and treatment Pericystitis is a serious inflammatory disease that causes pain and discomfort in the pelvic area. This condition occurs when ...
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Formulary, Pharmacological Directory (Formulary) is a collection of prescriptions used to compile medicines. This guide includes information about medications, their dosa ...
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Homogenize - to reduce a substance to the point where it loses its shape, for example, by crushing it and mixing it. Organs and tissues are homogenized to determine the c ...
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Medico-surgical: Combining Conservative and Surgical Treatment In modern medicine, there is a wide range of diseases that require an integrated approach to treatment. One ...
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Megalia (-Megaly): what is it and how does it manifest itself? Megaly (-Megaly) is a medical term that refers to an abnormal enlargement of any organ or tissue in the hum ...
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Hemeralopia is a medical term that means "day blindness." This is a condition in which a person has difficulty seeing in bright light or daylight. Although hemeralopia ca ...
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