The Azygos Vein, also known as Azygos Vein, is an important element of blood circulation in the human thoracic cavity. This vein is a continuation of the right ascending ...
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Intestinal dialysis (also known as intestinal perfusion) is a treatment used to cleanse the blood of toxins and other harmful substances by removing them from the intesti ...
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Eventration: what is it and what are its causes? Eventration, also known as eventratio, is a medical term that means the prolapse or dislocation of internal organs throug ...
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Artery Temporal Deep Anterior: Anatomy and Role in the Body The deep anterior temporal artery, also known as a. temporalis profunda anterior, is one of the important arte ...
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Extraperitoneal caesarean section: features and advantages An extraperitoneal cesarean section, also known as an extraperitoneal cesarean section, is a method of delivery ...
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Dereistic thinking: what is it and how does it work? De-reistic thinking is a concept of thinking that is based on the idea of denying or eliminating any assumptions, l ...
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Chronophotogram: how to create a series of photographic images of a moving object at regular intervals of time A chronophotogram is a series of photographic images of a m ...
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Autoscopic hallucinations (h. autoscopicae; from the Greek words autos - “himself” and skopeo - “to examine”; also called deuteroscopic hallucinations) are a type of visu ...
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Diploic Channels: Description and Role in the Organism Diploic canals (Canales Diploici) are bone canals that pass through the spongy substance of the bones of the crania ...
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