Pull-off reaction The withdrawal reaction is a psychological reaction that occurs during prolonged isolation of a person from the team and the familiar environment. It is ...
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Diaceturia: symptoms, causes and treatment Diaceturia is a condition in which acetoacetic acid is present in a person's urine. It is formed as a result of a violation of ...
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A pulse stimulator (from the Latin stimulo - to excite, encourage) is a medical device that generates electrical impulses and is used to stimulate nerves and muscles. The ...
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Workload in Psychiatry: When Psychopathological Disorders Completely Capture a Person Congestion is a state when psychopathological disorders overwhelm a person to such a ...
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Streptostaphylococcal impetigo (or vulgar impetigo) is an infectious skin disease caused by streptococci and/or staphylococci. It is characterized by the appearance of bu ...
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Stereoelectroencephalography is a type of electroencephalography in which electrodes for recording the biopotentials of the brain are located on the surface of the patien ...
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Arboviruses: Viruses Transmitted by Arthropods Arboviruses, also known as arthropod-borne viruses or vector-borne viruses, are a group of viruses that are transmitted by ...
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Rescue and emergency emergency operations (RAER) are an important set of activities carried out in the event of major industrial accidents, natural disasters or enemy att ...
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Korzh-Talyshinsky method The Korzh-Talyshinsky method is a method of treating congenital clubfoot, developed by Soviet orthopedists Anatoly Andreevich Korzh (born 1924) a ...
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Cinema angiocardiography is a type of angiocardiography in which a series of radiographs obtained are recorded on film. Upon further viewing of the film, the doctor can o ...
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