Orphenadrine is a drug that is widely used to reduce muscle spasms in various diseases, including all types of parkinsonism. This is an anticholinergic drug that blocks t ...
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Venderovich's symptom is a neurological symptom that was described by the Soviet neurologist E. L. Venderovich in the 1930s. This symptom appears when examining the optic ...
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The talocalcaneal joint (lat. articulatio talocalcanea) is the articulation between the talus and calcaneus, forming the base of the hindfoot. The talus consists of a bod ...
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Microptic hallucinations, also known as lilliputian hallucinations or microhallucinations, are a special form of visual hallucinations characterized by the perception of ...
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Ketoglutaric acid is an organic acid that is one of the metabolites of the Krebs cycle. It is formed as a result of the oxidation of keto acids and plays an important rol ...
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A kampimeter is a device used to measure the field of vision. This device was invented in the late 19th century and was originally used to diagnose vision in patients wit ...
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Hangover Syndrome: Causes, Symptoms and Treatment Hangover Syndrome, also known as Alcohol Withdrawal Syndrome, is a condition that can occur in people who drink alcohol ...
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Situs viscerum inversus (Latin: “perverted position of the internal organs”; synonym: situs rarior, situs transversus, transposition of organs) is a rare congenital disea ...
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Acroticism: Understanding and Application in Medicine Acrotism, also known as asphygmia, is a condition in which there are no audible heart sounds. This medical term come ...
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Masturbation is the physical stimulation of a person's external genitalia in order to achieve sexual satisfaction. This can be done by either a man or a woman and often r ...
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