A dolichocephalic skull (from the Greek words "dolichos" - long and "kephale" - head) is a skull whose width is less than 75% of its length. This type of skull is charact ...
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Light ophthalmia (photoophthalmia) Light ophthalmia (photoophthalmia) is a burn of the conjunctiva, cornea and retina when the eyes are exposed to very bright light. Symp ...
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Benthos (from the Greek "benthos" - seabed) is an ecosystem of bottom fauna of seas and fresh water bodies. This part of the sea is home to many species of living organis ...
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Pumping up your biceps: an effective exercise for muscle development Dumbbell curls are one of the most effective exercises for developing biceps. They allow you to effec ...
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Arterioles are small branches of arteries, especially those that become capillaries. Arterioles are responsible for distributing blood from the arteries to the capillary ...
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Affective insanity Circular psychosis is a periodically occurring psychosis, manifested by attacks (phases) of mania or depression. The manic phase is characterized by em ...
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A gel is a colloidal system in which the solid phase forms a continuous spatial network, and the liquid phase fills the voids of this network. Gels are characterized by h ...
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Pacing: an effective method for treating heart rhythm disorders Heart rhythm disorders are common conditions that can lead to serious complications such as stroke or hear ...
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Optic atrophy Optic atrophy is a disease characterized by gradual degeneration of the optic nerve leading to partial or complete blindness. Etiology Causes of development ...
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