Stransky Intrapsychic Ataxia: Symptoms, Diagnosis, Treatment Stransky Intrapsychic Ataxia (IIA) is a rare mental disorder that was described by the Austrian psychiatrist ...
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Intracranial optic neuritis: symptoms, causes and treatment Intracranial optic neuritis (sometimes also called retrobulbar intracranial neuritis) is an inflammatory disea ...
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Periodontoclasia: causes, symptoms and treatment Periodontoclasia is a periodontal disease that is characterized by the destruction of the tissues that support the teeth ...
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The cutaneous lateral thigh nerve (n.cutaneus femoris lateralis) is a branch of the femoral nerve that is responsible for innervation of the skin on the lateral surface o ...
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Alimentary toxicoderma (t. alimentaria; synonym: gastrointestinal) is an acute allergic skin disease that occurs when taking certain foods or medications. It is character ...
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Ependymoblasts are a type of cell that plays an important role in the development of the nervous system. They are formed from the ependyma - the inner lining of the ventr ...
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Yatsenko-Wolff-Krause blepharoplasty Yatsenko-Wolf-Krause blepharoplasty is a surgical operation on the eyelids, named after three surgeons: Alexey Stepanovich Yatsenko ( ...
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A multivalent vaccine is a vaccine that contains several antigens that trigger an immune response to several different infections. It can be used to prevent multiple infe ...
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Spatial sense is a type of sensitivity consisting in the ability to determine the location of the source of irritation in space. Thanks to the spatial sense, humans and a ...
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Osteomalacia is a softening of the bones caused by a deficiency of vitamin D in the body. Vitamin D deficiency can be caused by not getting enough of it in your diet, too ...
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