Acute renal failure (intensive, extrarenal) is a pathological condition that occurs in the event of insufficiency or deviation of kidney function, which leads to loss of ...
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The discovery of osteoclasts at the end of the 20th century is the beginning of a new period in surgery and biology, **Bischoff\'s****Discovery of the osteoclast:**The os ...
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Myocarditis is an inflammatory process localized in the tissue of the heart muscle. It can be caused by various reasons - various viruses, bacteria, parasites, allergies, ...
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Roepke osteotomy is one of the methods of surgical bone grafting for foot deformities of various origins (true, false, acquired, congenital) to unload and fix the poster ...
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The ischium is one of the largest and most powerful bones in the human body. It is located in the lower back, near the tailbone, and plays an important role in maintainin ...
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Variolation is a medical procedure that involves the introduction of a special extract prepared from pathogenic vaccinia vaccines into an area of healthy skin to form a ...
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Appendicitis is a disease in which the inflammatory process and formation of pus occurs in the vermiform appendix of the intestine and its mesenteries. The cause of appen ...
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Vesicular or vesical fistula, as it is popularly called, is a condition in which the integrity of the folds of the bladder wall is disrupted, which leads to the appearanc ...
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Periostotic ossification (ostostotic ossification) - (periostosis ossificans)It is one of the myogytyphic bone pathologies and occurs in children. At different age perio ...
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Typhoid fever is a disease that is characterized by severe intoxication of the body, which causes changes in the functioning of many organs and systems. The disease can b ...
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