Poxviruses: what are they and how do they affect the body? Poxviruses (poxviridae) are a family of viruses that cause acute infectious diseases in humans and animals. The ...
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Anthropuncture: Definition, Application and Benefits Anthropuncture is a medical procedure that involves puncturing the skin and other soft tissues to gain access to the ...
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The nasal septum (septum nasi, pna, bna, jna; synonym nasal septum) is a vertical osteochondral plate that divides the nasal cavity into two symmetrical parts. The nasal ...
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Sturge-Weber disease: symptoms, causes and treatment Sturge-Weber disease, also known as angiomatosis cerebri, is a rare disease characterized by lesions of the skin, eye ...
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The Opsonic Index is a numerical determination of the activity of the immune serum, which attacks bacteria that have entered the body, and also prepares these bacteria fo ...
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Keratouveitis: symptoms, causes and treatment methods Keratouveitis is an inflammatory disease of the eye that affects both the cornea (keratitis) and the choroid of the ...
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Superior lateral malleolus ligament: anatomical description and functions The lateral collateral ligament of the ankle (LCL) is one of the important stabilizing ligaments ...
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Mnemonic confabulations (Latin confabulatio - conversation, conversation and Greek mnemonikos - related to memory) are false memories in which fictitious events appear in ...
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Wataroa virus: what is it and how dangerous is it for humans? Wataroa virus is a genus alpha virus from the Togavirus family. It belongs to the ecological group of arbovi ...
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