Graefe cystotome is a surgical procedure named after the German ophthalmologist Albrecht von Graefe. This surgery is performed to remove stones from the bladder. During t ...
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Argentaffinity is the property of some cells to secrete biologically active substances in response to exposure to silver ions. The term "argentaffinity" comes from the La ...
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A concentration test is one of the most common ways to test a person's concentration level. It is often used in various fields of activity such as education, sports, medi ...
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Pathological lipemia is a pathological condition characterized by an increased content of lipids (fats) in the blood. The causes of pathological lipemia may be: Lipid m ...
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Kidneys are one of the most important organs of the human body. They perform many functions, including filtering blood, regulating fluid and electrolyte levels, and produ ...
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Ewing's sign is a medical term that was named after the American ophthalmologist A.E. Ewing. This symptom is an important indicator of fundus diseases such as diabetic re ...
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Retinal photophobia is a rare disease of the retina that manifests itself as increased sensitivity to light. The causes of retinal photophobia are not fully understood. T ...
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Syphilitic granuloma (g. syphiliticum) is one of the symptoms of syphilis, which is an ulcer on the skin or mucous membranes caused by the bacterium Treponema pallidum. T ...
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