An apothecary or medical weight is a unit of mass measurement that was widely used in medical and chemical laboratories in Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries. It was d ...
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Antiserotonin Substances: Mechanisms of Action and Applications Antiserotonin agents are a class of pharmacological agents that block the action of serotonin, one of the ...
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Oligophasic speech: Discovery of a new dimension of communication In a world saturated with diverse forms of communication, research and concepts are emerging that expand ...
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The testicular network (rete testis) is a collection of intertwined and interconnected tubular structures that are located in the mediastinum of the testicle. It consists ...
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Input dose: what is it and why is it important? Entry dose is a metric used to measure the amount of radiation that reaches the surface of a person's body. This setting i ...
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A primary suture is a surgical suture that is applied to the wound immediately after the initial surgical treatment. It is used to close the wound and prevent further inf ...
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The medical service control center (MCC) is a specially equipped room designed to organize the management of medical support for troops and the population in emergency si ...
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A health center (from Latin sanitas - health) is a subdivision of a medical unit (MSU) or clinic, organized in industrial enterprises, agricultural enterprises, construct ...
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