Glycogenosis type II Glycogenosis type II (also known as generalized glycogenosis or Pompe disease) is a rare inherited disease associated with impaired glycogen metaboli ...
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Visual Channel: Anatomy and Functions The optic canal (Canalis opticus) is a canal that connects the eyeball to the brain and transmits the optic nerve and the ocular art ...
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Relative hemianopia: features, causes and treatment Relative hemianopsia (also known as hemihypopsia) is a visual impairment in which a person cannot see half of the visu ...
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External dorsal spinal veins (v. spinales externae dorsales) are a group of large veins located on the posterior surface of the spinal column and collecting blood from th ...
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Resort mode: what is it and why is it needed? Resort regime is a system of rules, measures and restrictions aimed at creating and maintaining favorable conditions for tre ...
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Occlusive hydrocephalus: causes, symptoms and treatment Occlusive hydrocephalus, also known as closed hydrocephalus, is a form of hydrocephalus in which fluid accumulates ...
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Binet-Simon Mental Age: History, Principles and Applications Binet-Simon mental age is a psychological test that allows you to determine the level of mental development o ...
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Onomania: when words make us hear sounds Onomania is a term that describes the phenomenon where the sound description of a word causes the listener or reader to have a st ...
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Lawrence-Moon-Bardet-Biedl syndrome is a rare genetic disease characterized by a combination of obesity, mental retardation, polydactyly (excessive number of fingers and ...
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