Glossoplegia: Understanding and Impact on Speech Skills Glossoplegia, a condition characterized by paralysis or weakness of the tongue muscles, is the medical term for th ...
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Upper mesentericography: what it is and how it is performed Upper mesentericography is a research method that allows you to assess the condition of the intestine and its ...
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Proliferative intracapillary glomerulonephritis (g. proliferativa intracapillaris; synonym - intracapillary nephritis) is a kidney disease characterized by cell prolifera ...
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Abulic-akinetic syndrome: understanding and characteristics Abulioakinetic syndrome, also known as abulioakineticum syndrome, is a rare neurological disorder characterize ...
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disease, Langevin-Degos syndrome) is a rare systemic disease characterized by damage to the blood vessels. The disease was first described by French dermatologists Robert ...
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Veins of the Foot Digital Dorsal: Anatomical Review and Role in Blood Circulation The veins of the foot are digital dorsal, also known as v. Digitales dorsales pedis, pna ...
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Bwamba fever: an infectious disease endemic to East Africa Bwamba fever is an infectious disease that belongs to the group of tropical mosquito fevers. The disease is cau ...
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Imperatori Reflex: Description and significance for neurology The Imperatori Reflex, also known as the palatopalpebral reflex, is an important indicator for neurologists ...
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Hematopoiesis: the process of blood formation Hematopoiesis is the process of formation of new blood cells. It occurs in the bone marrow, which is the main organ of hemat ...
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Physiokinesitherapy is a treatment method based on the use of physical exercise to improve health and prevent disease. This type of therapy includes various exercises aim ...
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