The blink reflex is a protective reflex that helps protect the eyes from bright light or the unexpected appearance of an object in front of them. When the eyes are sudden ...
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X-ray pneumopolygraphy (x-ray + Greek pneumo, pneuma - air + Greek polygraphia - printing, lit. - “air recording”) is a method for diagnosing lung diseases, based on reco ...
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Serial radiography (P.) is a research method in which several radiographs are sequentially obtained during one study. This method is used to study the dynamics of the pro ...
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Burnet's Rickettsia (Coxiella burnetii, Ber; fm. Burnet; synonym: Rickettsia Q-fever) is a bacterium that causes Q fever. This microorganism was first discovered in the 1 ...
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Ultrasonic welding is a seamless fabric joining method that uses ultrasound to create a strong connection between two tissues. This method was developed in the 1980s and ...
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Neurosurgical perforators are used to make holes in the skull bones and bone grafts for bone cranioplasty. They are used to create holes needed for implant placement and ...
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The time of visual sensations is the time interval that passes between the beginning of the influence of light on the human visual system and the occurrence of a visual s ...
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Actinograph (from the Greek aktis, aktinos - ray and graphо - write, depict) is a device for recording changes in the intensity of solar radiation. The actinograph consis ...
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A spontaneous mutation is a mutation that occurs in natural conditions when the direct cause of mutagenesis has not been identified. Spontaneous mutations occur in the ce ...
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The medical term "verrucoma epithelioma-like" refers to a rare skin condition that often results in the formation of bumpy tumors on the surface of the skin. This disease ...
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