Dairy products Fermented milk products (also known as lactic acid products) are a group of dairy products produced by fermenting milk with lactic acid bacteria. These bac ...
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Charcot-Leyden crystals (j. m. charcot, 1825-1893, French neurologist; e. v. leyden, 1832-1910, German neurologist; synonym Bizzocero-Neumann crystals) are specific cryst ...
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Hyperophthalmopathic syndrome (syndromum hyperophthalmopathicum) is a rare disease characterized by excessive protrusion of the eyeballs (exophthalmos). The main reasons ...
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Two-stage echinococcectomy: History and Current Application Two-stage echinococcectomy, also known as Volkmann echinococcectomy, is a method of surgical treatment of echi ...
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Alienation (from Latin alienatio - alienation) is a psychiatric term meaning: A condition in which a person believes that his thoughts are controlled by someone else fro ...
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Lithokelyphopedion (from the ancient Greek λίθος - stone and κήλυφος - shell, shell + παιδίον - child) is a rare pathological condition in which the fetus, after intraute ...
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Pokrovsky life index (in honor of V.I. Pokrovsky, 1838-1915, domestic statistician; synonym - population vitality coefficient) is an indicator characterizing the level of ...
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Macrophagia is a pathological addiction to eating large portions of food. The term "macrophagy" comes from the Greek words "makros" - large and "phagein" - to eat, devour ...
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Sphygmography: what is it and why is it needed? Sphygmography is a method of measuring blood pressure that is widely used in medical practice. It is based on recording th ...
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