Rheumatoid carditis (p. rheumatoidea) is one of the complications of rheumatoid arthritis, characterized by damage to the heart. Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic inflamm ...
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The Tato-Lombard test is a method for diagnosing diseases of the inner ear, developed by the French otorhinolaryngologist Joseph Tato and his colleague, neurologist Edmon ...
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The oral route is one of the most common methods of drug administration, in which the drug is taken through the mouth. This method is convenient and quite safe, since man ...
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Septicemia is a serious blood disease that occurs as a result of the spread of infection in the body. It is one of the most dangerous complications of infectious diseases ...
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Laryngotracheostomy: features of the procedure and its purpose Laryngotracheostomy is a surgical procedure that involves creating an artificial opening between the larynx ...
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Rough Line Lips: What are they and why are they important? The Linea Rough lips are an anatomical term that describes the ridges of the thigh bones that create a ridge li ...
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Venous plexus pharyngeal-esophageal ventral, also known as p. v. pharyngoesophagicus ventralis, is part of the venous system that provides blood supply to the pharynx and ...
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Osler's nodes: what are they and why are they needed? Osler's nodes, also known as Osler's nodes, are small vascular formations that are found in the area of the atria ...
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Witzel gastrostomy is a type of gastrostomy, a procedure that creates artificial access to the stomach through the abdominal wall. This procedure was developed by German ...
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