Essential trembling (t. essentialis; synonym: d. idiopathic, d. hereditary) is one of the types of tremors in which it is not possible to identify the specific cause of i ...
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Evolutionary Histology: Study of the Patterns of Tissue Development in the Process of Phylogenesis Introduction Histology, the science of the tissues of organisms, has lo ...
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Endolymphatic ducts - These are the canals that connect the inner ear to the pericardium of the heart and contain a fluid called endolymph. They play an important role in ...
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Hyaline casts are protein formations that are found in urine. They have a blurred outline and are almost transparent. Normally, there can be no more than 20,000 such cyli ...
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The choroid proper, also known as the choroid, is one of the three main layers of the eye, located between the retina and sclera. This membrane consists of vascular tissu ...
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In modern society, social security is one of the most important systems that are aimed at ensuring social guarantees and the rights of citizens. This is a system of state ...
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The superior petrosal sinus groove is one of the most important grooves in the human skull. It runs along the top of the petrous bone, which is located in the temporal re ...
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Spirometer-bolograph is a device that is used to measure lung capacity and other respiratory functions of the body. It consists of two main components: a spirometer and a ...
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Aortoesophageal grammar (English aortoesophagramma) is an imaging method used to evaluate the condition of the aorta and esophagus. This method allows you to visualize th ...
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