Terminology (Med. Dictionary) :: Page - 4227

Unconscious

May-28-24

The unconscious is a set of mental processes and states that are outside the consciousness of the subject. The unconscious includes thoughts, memories, desires and feelin ...

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Dermatosis

May-28-24

Dermatosis: Juvenile plantar dermatosis and its manifestations Dermatosis is a general name for various skin diseases that are not associated with inflammation. One of th ...

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Veins Finger Plantar

May-28-24

digital plantar veins (v. digitales plantares, pna, bna, jna) are vascular structures located in the plantar surface of the toes. They are part of the superficial plantar ...

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Romberg's Symptom

May-28-24

The Romberg sign (also known as the Romberg phenomenon) is a simple neurological test used to assess body position sense. It is named after the German neurologist Moritz ...

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Arxa Tendon Suture

May-28-24

Arx tendon suture is a method of surgically joining the ends of a torn tendon using two pairs of threads passed through the thickness of the tendon and tied with knots on ...

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Oscillogram

May-28-24

Oscillogram: Image of Waves and Signals An oscillogram, derived from the Greek words oscillo (meaning oscillation or vibration) and gram (meaning record or image), is a g ...

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Occipital Protrusion External

May-28-24

Occipital Protrusion External: Anatomy and Functions The external occipital protuberance, also known as the protuberantia occipitalis externa, is a protuberance on the ba ...

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Malate dehydrogenase

May-28-24

Malate dehydrogenase is an enzyme from the group of oxidoreductases that catalyzes the oxidation of L-malate to oxaloacetate. The oxidation reaction of malate to oxaloace ...

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Bailey Way

May-28-24

The Bailey method is a technique developed by American neurosurgeon Peter Bailey in the 1950s. It has been used to treat brain tumors and other diseases. The Bailey metho ...

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Reversion

May-28-24

Reversion (from Latin reversio - return, turning back) is a reverse mutation in which a return to the original, wild type occurs. Reversion is a type of mutation and is t ...

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