Trigger hyperkinesis (H. corticalis): definition, classification, causes, symptoms and treatmentTrigger hyperkinesis is a disease characterized by impaired nerve conducti ...
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The world is full of many magical beauty recipes. Some of them can help us maintain our youth and beauty for a long time. One of these things is the Sweet Woman herbal co ...
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Occupational eczema is one of the most common skin diseases that occurs in people who work in conditions of high humidity and contact with chemicals. This disease is char ...
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IntroductionAlveolar (from Latin alveolus - cell) openings are small openings in the human body that are located in some of its organs. They play an important role in th ...
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The intramaral nerve plexus is a complex compound nerve formation located deep in the muscle layer. It is classified as one of those types of nerve plexuses that arise in ...
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Tonsil cancer is a rare disease. In medical practice, this is one of the most common cancer lesions localized in the oropharynx. The basis of the pathological process is ...
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Is an anatomical structure formed above by the articular surface of the head of the shoulder joint, to which the tendon cuff is attached, and below by the glenoid cavity ...
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Sanasol is a drug that is used to regulate water and electrolyte balance in the body. It is produced in Russia and is part of the pharmacological group of drugs that regu ...
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Interoception neurons are responsible for our internal sensations and perception of internal processes in the body. These nerve cells help us regulate the balance of the ...
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Epilepsy, or ependymal tumor, is a rare but devastating brain disease that affects thousands of people around the world. It is a chronic brain condition characterized by ...
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