Ventral Sacroiliac Ligaments: Anatomy and Role in the Pelvic Joint The Sacroiliac Ventral Ligaments are one of the most important ligaments that provide support and stabi ...
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Infectious antigenemia is the presence in the blood of antigenic components of an infectious agent caused by the infectious process. Antigens are substances that can trig ...
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Malaria spleen indices (MSIs) are important indicators that are used to assess the severity of malaria and determine the effectiveness of treatment. They reflect the numb ...
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Frontal reflector: what is it and how does it work? The frontal reflector, also known as the frontal mirror or Simanovsky frontal reflector, is a tool for studying the hu ...
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Denker surgery is a surgical procedure used to treat diseases of the middle ear and auditory tube. This operation was developed by German otolaryngologist Adolf Denker in ...
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Thixotropy is a property of materials that allows them to regain their shape and texture after deformation. This phenomenon was discovered in 1948 by the French physicist ...
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A phonocardiogram (PCG) is a recording of sound vibrations that occur during the work of the heart. It is used to diagnose heart diseases and monitor heart conditions dur ...
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Dragstedt Vagotomy is a surgical procedure that involves removing the part of the stomach located at the top where the sphincter or sphincters are located, called vagotom ...
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Landolt Optotype: history of creation and application Landolt Optotype is a special type of graphic image used to test visual acuity. It was developed by Swiss ophthalmol ...
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