Tabetic spondylopathy: causes, symptoms and treatment Tabetic spondylopathy is a rare disease that is caused by damage to the spinal cord and nerve roots responsible for ...
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Nystagmography is a method of recording eye movements based on recording nystagmus. It is used in neurology, otorhinolaryngology, ophthalmology for diagnosing diseases of ...
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Peritoneal intermittent dialysis is a method of peritoneal dialysis in which a dialysis solution is injected into the patient's abdominal cavity periodically throughout t ...
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External prostatic glands (g. prostaticae externae, lnh) are paired glands located on both sides of the prostate. They are appendages of the male reproductive system and ...
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A contrastive drive is an obsessive drive that is opposite in nature to what is dictated by a given situation. It is prohibited or inappropriate in specific circumstances ...
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Triglyceride: What is it and how does it affect your health? Triglycerides are a type of lipids, or fats, found in our bodies. They are a neutral fat that contains glycer ...
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Cybernetics: a science that combines knowledge from various fields, such as mathematics, physics, biology, electronics, computer science and other sciences that study the ...
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Conditioned motor reflex: what is it and how does it work? The conditioned motor reflex, or R.u., is one of the types of conditioned reflexes that allow the body to devel ...
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Boyd-Novgorod dysentery bacteria are a group of bacteria that cause dysentery, which were discovered and described by the English bacteriologist John Scott Boyd (1889-194 ...
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Maximum tolerated dose: what is it and why do you need to know? The maximum tolerated dose (DL0) is a concept used in toxicology to indicate the highest dose of a substan ...
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