Hansen Iron Trigematein Method: Description and Application The Hansen iron-trigematein method, also known as the Hansen method, is a tissue staining method developed by ...
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Thrombangiosis obliterans: causes, symptoms and treatment Thrombangiosis obliterans (or thromboangiitis obliterans) is a rare disease that is characterized by inflammatio ...
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Mercurialism (from Latin mercurius - mercury) is a pathological condition that develops with prolonged exposure to mercury compounds on the body. Mercurialism occurs thro ...
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Auditory hallucinations (h. acusticae; synonym g. acoustic) are auditory deceptions of perception, manifested in the form of “hearing” sounds that do not exist in reality ...
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Pfropfschizophrenia (German: Pfropfschizophrenia, from Pfropfung - “vaccination” and Schizophrenia - “schizophrenia”) is a mental disorder characterized by a combination ...
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A Mayo-Simpson-Collen retractor is a surgical instrument used to widen wounds and access deep tissues and organs. Named after the American surgeon William James Mayo (186 ...
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Wrapping seam: features and application The wrapping suture, also known as the Multanovsky suture or overlapping suture, is one of the most common types of sutures used i ...
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Nasal shower: What is it and how can it help in the treatment of diseases? A nasal shower is a procedure in which jets of water or medicinal solutions are directed throug ...
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