The pupillary membrane is a thin transparent membrane that is located at the back of the pupil and regulates the amount of light entering the eye. It consists of three la ...
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An objective symptom is a symptom that is detected when a doctor examines a patient using various methods: examination, palpation, percussion, auscultation and others. Ob ...
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Ocular refraction is the ability of the human eye to refract light. Refractometric measurements allow you to objectively measure the refraction of the eye and evaluate it ...
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Corroded Lacunae: what are they and how do they occur? Erosion lacunae, also known as erosion lacunae, are a dental condition characterized by the formation of indentatio ...
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Proteins are an important component of food and play a key role in the human body. They are made up of amino acids and are essential for tissue growth and repair, as well ...
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Cholinesterase Reactivators: Restoring the Function of the Nervous System Cholinesterase is an enzyme that decomposes acetylcholine, transmitting impulses between nerve c ...
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Potts anastomosis is a surgical procedure that is used to connect two arteries or veins. It was developed by the American surgeon William James Potts at the beginning of ...
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Pneumon- (Pneumon-) and pneumono- (Pneumono-) are medical prefixes that are associated with the lungs and are found in different terms and terminology. These prefixes are ...
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Ophthalmia Nodose Ophthalmia nodose is an infectious eye disease that is caused by a bacterial infection. It appears as nodules on the conjunctiva, the thin mucous membra ...
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