Gastrotomy: Dissection for medical purposes Gastrotomy, a procedure based on the Greek terms "gastro" (relating to the stomach) and "tom" (incision, dissection), is a sur ...
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Ketonuria, Acetonuria: what is it and what are the causes of its occurrence? Ketonuria and acetonuria are conditions that are characterized by the presence of ketone (ace ...
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There are three types of threshold stimuli: absolute, conditional and differential. The absolute threshold is the minimum amount of stimulus required to produce a sensati ...
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Hydroelectric baths: an effective way of treatment and relaxation Hydroelectric baths are special baths that use direct galvanic or pulsed current to immersed limbs for t ...
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Prosthetics is the restoration of functions or elimination of cosmetic defects of damaged organs or parts of the body. Prosthetics are devices that replace missing or dam ...
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Neisser-Wexberg Phenomenon: History and Significance The Neisser-Wexberg phenomenon, also known as the complement rejection phenomenon, is an important concept in the fie ...
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Plate-type oxygenators are devices used to saturate the blood with oxygen. They are rotating disks covered with a thin layer of liquid, which is saturated with oxygen fro ...
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Moniliasis is an infectious disease caused by fungi of the genus Candida. These are opportunistic fungi that under normal conditions live on human skin and mucous membran ...
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Interneuron connections are one of the key mechanisms of the nervous system. They ensure the transmission of signals between neurons and regulate their activity. In this ...
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