Uruma virus: description, properties and possible threats Uruma virus is a virus of the alpha virus genus, which belongs to the ecological group of arboviruses and antige ...
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Bromoderma nodosum Ulcerative-vegetative: Description, Causes and Treatment Bromoderma tuberosum Ulcero-Vegetans is a rare disease characterized by the formation of painf ...
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Hemosiderosis is a disease associated with excessive accumulation of iron in the body. This situation occurs as a result of excess iron intake or the prescription of iron ...
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The oblique cuboid-scaphoid ligament (l. Cubonaviculare Obliquum) is an anatomical structure that connects the cuboid bone (os cuboideum) to the scaphoid bone (os navicul ...
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Ontogenetics is a branch of biology that studies the individual development of organisms (ontogenesis). Ontogenesis includes all processes occurring in the body from the ...
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Pile is a word used in medicine and anatomy to refer to a leaflet related to the portal vein. It is part of a compound word that means pertaining to the circulatory syste ...
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Rib scissors (syn.: Costotome, Rib scissors-nippers) are a surgical instrument that is used to cut ribs and other soft tissues during chest surgery. They are long, thin s ...
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Transverse auricle muscle (M. Transversus Auriculae, Pna, Bna, Jna) The transverse pinna muscle, also known as M. Transversus Auriculae, Pna, Bna, Jna, is a small muscle ...
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The Fedorov incision is a surgical approach named after the Russian surgeon Nikolai Fedorov, who first used it in 1906. The Fedorov incision allows surgeons to gain acces ...
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The posterior spinal artery (a.spinalis posterior) is a small artery that runs along the spine in the back of the body. It is a branch of the lumbar artery and supplies b ...
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