Pulseless Disease, also known as Takayasu's disease, is a rare disease that affects the arteries of the body. This is a chronic disease that leads to inflammation of the ...
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-Ectomy is a suffix denoting the surgical removal of an organ or part of it. For example, appendectomy is the surgical removal of the appendix, and prostatectomy is the s ...
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Micrognathia is a condition in which one of the jaws (most often the lower) is abnormally small. The cause of micrognathia is disturbances in the development of the lower ...
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Carcinoma is a cancer that affects the epithelial cells of the skin and internal organs of a person. Carcinoma can develop in any tissue structure containing epithelial c ...
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A fissure or fissure is a narrow crevice or groove on the surface of an organ or tissue. In anatomy, fissures are natural grooves that separate different structures and ...
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Hydrargyria, Hydrargyria - chronic poisoning of the body with mercury compounds, leading to damage to various organs and systems. The main source of poisoning is industri ...
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Cycloplegia is a condition in which the ciliary muscle of the eye is paralyzed, resulting in the inability to focus the gaze. Usually this condition is accompanied by par ...
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Prognathism (from the Greek words pro - “forward” and gnathos - “jaw”) is an anomaly in the development of the skull, in which there is a protrusion of the upper or lower ...
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