Modoc virus: what is it and what is its danger? Modoc virus is a type of flavovirus belonging to the Togavirus family. It belongs to the ecological group of arboviruses a ...
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Oxygen Deficit: causes, consequences and methods of prevention To achieve physical fitness and increase stamina, many people engage in physical exercise and sports. Howev ...
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Janetization is a term that refers to the use of Janet's method. The Janet method is an approach to teaching developed by French educator Célestin Frenet in the early 20t ...
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Polydrug addiction: a dangerous combination of drugs Polydrug addiction is a condition where a person uses two or more drugs at the same time. This phenomenon is observed ...
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The palmar ligament of the wrist (lat. l. carpi volare proprium) is one of the ligaments of the human hand. It is located in the wrist area on the palmar side and is its ...
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Carcinoid is a rare type of tumor that can develop in various parts of the body, including the lungs, intestines, stomach and pancreas. The tumor got its name because it ...
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Virchowianism is a doctrine developed by the German pathologist Rudolf Virchow in the mid-19th century. It became an important milestone in the development of medicine an ...
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Cystolithiasis is a disease characterized by the formation of stones in the bladder. Causes of cystolithiasis The main reasons for the development of cystolithiasis are: ...
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Gynecology Private: Detailed review Private gynecology is an important part of the obstetrics and gynecology course in medical schools, which is devoted to the study of i ...
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Perineorrhaphy) is a surgical procedure that is used to correct defects in the colpal and perineal areas in women. Colpoperineorrhaphy can be performed alone or in combin ...
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