The Bogomolov test is a qualitative test for urobilinogen in urine, based on the formation of a colored complex of urobilinogen with divalent copper ions. This method is ...
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Lichen planus serpiginosa: symptoms, causes and treatment Lichen planus serpiginous (lat. l. ruber planus serpiginosus) is a rare skin disease that is characterized by th ...
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Growth in biology is an increase in the mass of an organism, individual, organ or tissue area, which occurs due to an increase in the number of cells and non-cellular str ...
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Pneumonectomy is a surgical procedure that involves removing one or both lungs. This may be necessary for various diseases, such as lung cancer, tuberculosis, pneumonia, ...
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Salvarsannaya arthropathy: causes, symptoms and treatment Salvarsan arthropathy, also known as post-salvarsan fibrositis, is a rare complication of treatment for syphilis ...
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Adrenalinemia is a rare condition in which the level of adrenaline, a hormone produced in the adrenal glands, increases in the blood. Adrenaline plays an important role i ...
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This article about dental forceps describes a tool used in dentistry to remove teeth. Dental forceps are shaped like cheeks and correspond to the anatomical features of t ...
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Astigmo-optometer is a device that is used to measure and diagnose astigmatism of the eye, which is one of the most common visual impairments. This device allows you to d ...
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Polyglobulia is the ability of a person to speak multiple languages. This phenomenon may be due to various factors such as migration, cultural contacts, education, etc. P ...
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Homogenizers are devices used in various fields such as medicine, food processing and cosmetics. They are used to obtain homogeneous mixtures from different components. H ...
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