Steatocystomatosis (steatocystomatosis; steato- + Greek kystis bladder + -oma + -oz; synonym: pilosebocystomatosis, Pringle steatocystoma multiple, sebocystomatosis, stea ...
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Gasser-Carrera disease, also known as hereditary multiple neuromatosis type 1 (HMN-1), is a rare genetic disorder that affects the nervous system and skin. This hereditar ...
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The Corner-Allen method is a method for studying the morphology of cells and tissues, developed by American scientists Harrison W. Corner and William M. Alien in the 30s ...
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Vesiculography is an X-ray examination of the seminal vesicles. It is usually performed after introducing a radiopaque contrast agent into the vas deferens being examined ...
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Florence Proba was a French pharmacologist who discovered the first chemical compound for the treatment of epilepsy in 1880. She also studied the effects of various drugs ...
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Braude Uterine Defundation: History, Description and Results Braude Uterine Defundation, also known as uterine defundation, was developed by Soviet obstetrician-gynecolog ...
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Histogenesis is the process of formation and development of tissues and organs in the body. It begins before birth and continues after birth. Histogenesis can be divided ...
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A pharmacy kiosk is an establishment that is designed to sell finished medicines and dressings to the public. Pharmacy kiosks are part of the pharmacy chain and operate i ...
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Köhler's disease I Köhler's disease I (synonym - osteochondropathy of the navicular bone of the foot) is a rare disease of unknown etiology, characterized by deformation ...
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