Robinson-Fournier scars: symptoms and treatment Robinson-Fournier scars, also known as Robinson-Fournier sign, are one of the most common dermatological manifestations of ...
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Ventricular tachysystole: causes, symptoms and treatment Ventricular tachysystole (tachysystolia ventriculorum) is a condition in which the ventricles of the heart begin ...
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Betamethasone is a synthetic corticosteroid drug that is similar in action to prednisolone. Possible side effects are the same as for cortisone. Trade names: Betnelan, Be ...
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Electroophthalmic diagnostics is a method for studying the functional state of the visual analyzer by recording the bioelectrical activity of the eye. This method is base ...
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The posterior meniscotemporal ligament (lat. ligamentum meniscotemporale posterius) is one of the ligaments of the temporomandibular joint. The ligament connects the post ...
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Decapitation: causes, history and consequences Decapitation is a process of decapitation that can occur either intentionally or accidentally. The term comes from the Lati ...
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Yactation of the head Yactation of the head is rapid rhythmic movements of the head (tilts, rotations), which are observed in young children with neuroses, often before f ...
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Synostosis: connecting bone fragments for optimal fracture healing Synostosis is one of the methods of treating bone fractures, which consists of connecting bone fragment ...
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Percutaneous cholangiography: Examination of the bile ducts without surgery Cholangiography is a diagnostic procedure that allows you to visualize the bile ducts and iden ...
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