Radioactive therapeutic mud (syn. g.l. radon) is a special type of therapeutic mud containing radioactive radon gas. Such muds are formed in places where radioactive grou ...
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The gallop rhythm is an atrial rhythm that occurs when the force of heart contraction increases and is accompanied by a rapid rise in the ST interval and T wave on the el ...
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Anti-plague institutions are specialized scientific and practical medical organizations that are engaged in the development and improvement of means, methods and forms of ...
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Mesopharyngitis is an inflammation of the mucous membrane (often also lymphoid tissue) of the oral part of the pharynx. With mesopharyngitis, inflammation occurs in the m ...
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The pharyngeal tonsil is one of the organs of the human immune system, which is located in the back of the throat and performs a protective function. It is a lymphoid tis ...
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Szabo virus, also known as C virus, is a member of the Bunyavirus family and the Bunyavirus genus. It belongs to the ecological group of arboviruses and also to the antig ...
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Cyclography (from the Greek kyklos - circle and grapho - write, draw) is a technique for drawing closed lines, which creates patterns of intersecting circles and arcs. Cy ...
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Ureterorectostomy (ureterorectosomia, from the Latin ureter - ureter and rectum - rectum) is a surgical operation that involves creating an artificial connection between ...
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