Anencephaly is the congenital absence of the cerebral hemispheres and cranium. This is a severe pathology of the development of the neural tube of the embryo, in which th ...
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Type-specific diagnostic serum: what is it and how is it used in medicine? Diagnostic type-specific serum is a biological material that is used to diagnose various diseas ...
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Neurological focal symptom: understanding and clinical significance The neurological focal symptom, also known as the neurological nesting symptom or the focal symptom, i ...
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The triangle of the hypoglossal nerve (lat. trigonum nervi hypoglossi) is an anatomical area of the neck located under the hyoid bone. The boundaries of the triangle ar ...
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Polyradiculoneuritis: causes, symptoms and treatment Polyradiculoneuritis is an inflammatory disease that affects multiple nerve roots and peripheral nerves, causing the ...
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Paraneoplastic syndrome is a syndrome caused by the presence of a tumor, but not associated with its direct effect on surrounding tissues and organs or with metastasis. T ...
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Epileptic rotational seizure: symptoms, causes and treatment An epileptic rotational seizure, also known as "a. epilepticus rotatorius", is a form of epileptic seizure ch ...
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Leukopoiesis: process of formation of white blood cells Leukopoiesis, or the formation of white blood cells, is one of the important processes occurring in the bone marro ...
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Brain aneurysm arteriovenous racemosum (a. cerebri arteriovenosum racemosum) is a pathological dilatation of the blood vessels of the brain, in which arteries and veins a ...
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