The brachial plexus (lat. plexus brachialis) is a network of nerves formed by the anterior branches of the V-VIII cervical and partially the I thoracic spinal nerves. The ...
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The left atrioventricular opening (ostium atrioventriculare sinistrum) is the opening between the left atrium and the left ventricle of the heart. It allows blood to pass ...
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Nephrocirrhosis is a serious disease that is characterized by the replacement of healthy kidney tissue with connective tissue, which leads to disruption of their function ...
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Hiss operation Hiss operation is a surgical operation for congenital preauricular fistula, consisting of complete excision of the walls of the fistula. A preauricular fis ...
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Platyspondyly: features, causes and treatment Platyspondyly is the medical term for changes in the structure of the vertebrae that become flatter and wider than normal. T ...
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Mild paranoia is an easily occurring form of paranoia with low-progressive, systematized delusions. With mild paranoia, the patient experiences a chronic disorder of thin ...
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Milk suppressant, also known as lactifuge, is a substance that suppresses milk production in a woman's breasts. This may be helpful for mothers who, for whatever reason, ...
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Parietal glandulocyte: functions and significance Glandulocyte parietal, also known as parietal cell or parietal cell, is a type of cell that makes up the lining of the s ...
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