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Hoepfner clamp

Sep-13-23

The Goepfer clamp (syn. Hoepfner clamp) is a surgical instrument for fixing the small intestine during longitudinal resection. It is used in the practice of general and p ...

Pseudo-affect

Sep-13-23

Pseudo-affect (or pseudo-feeling) is a state when a person experiences feelings or emotions that, in his opinion, correspond to the situation, but do not correspond to re ...

Deletion

Sep-13-23

A strangulation is a violent strangulation that can be done by squeezing the neck with a hand, a noose, or some other weight. As a result of compression, blood circulatio ...

Pedometer

Sep-13-23

A podometer is a device designed to determine the surface area of various objects using a stethoscope. This measuring device is used in various fields, for example, in ...

Repolarization Vector

Sep-13-23

Repolarization vectorThe repolarization vector is an electromechanical phenomenon in excitable tissues (including nerve endings and muscle fibers), providing both involu ...

Spiral Fracture

Sep-13-23

A spiral fracture is an intervertebral fracture that is most common in children. It consists in the incorrect spread of the secondary ossification process into the bone b ...

Vein Submental

Sep-13-23

The submental vein is one of the important veins in the circulatory system of humans and animals. Its function is to ensure blood flow to the chin and lower jaw, as well ...

Volkmann Hook

Sep-13-23

- The Volkmann hook is a type of hook that is named after the German surgeon Richard Volkmann.The Volkmann hook is one of the most commonly used instruments in surgery an ...

Hookworm

Sep-13-23

Hookworm disease is a parasitic intestinal disease caused by the activity of the roundworms hookworms (Ankylostoma duodenale) and necator americanus. Unlike other represe ...

Aspergillosis Cornea

Sep-13-23

Corneal aspergillosisAspergillosis is an infectious disease caused by fungi of the genus Aspergillus, which can affect various organs and tissues of the body. One common ...

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