Acute odontogenic periostitis (r. odontogenic acute; synonym: pareulis, acute odontogenic flusuperiostitis) is an inflammation of the periosteum of the alveolar process o ...
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Bacteria Prototrophic Bacteria that can grow on simple carbohydrates, ammonium salts and a set of ions, without the addition of a bacterial growth factor, are called Prot ...
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Gamasic rickettsiosis is an infectious disease caused by specific rickettsiae, which are transmitted to humans through insect bites. This disease is also known as “gamas ...
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A trocar is a special instrument that is used in otolaryngology to puncture the medial wall of the maxillary sinus and create a connection between it and the lower nasal ...
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A pericellular device (from Greek peri- - “around” and Lat. cellula - “cell”) is a medical device used to apply electric current or electromagnetic waves to body tissue. ...
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Curare-like nondepolarizers (also known as curare-like antidepolarizers or pachycurares) are a class of medications used medically to relax skeletal muscles during surger ...
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Work stress is the body's response to work load. During work, the human body experiences functional stress, which can be expressed in the form of changes in the activity ...
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Radiomimetics are drugs that can imitate the effect of ionizing radiation on the body. They are used as radioprotectors, that is, drugs that can protect the body from the ...
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The superior temporal gyrus (lat. gyrus temporalis superior) is a gyrus on the surface of the temporal lobe of the cerebral hemispheres. Located on the lateral surface of ...
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