Dupuytren's contracture - (g. dupuytren; synonym: Dupuytren's syndrome, contracture of the palmar aponeurosis) is a disease characterized by a gradual flexion contraction ...
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Industrial dust Industrial pollution is formed in the process of industrial and agricultural production and represents an occupational hazard. It may contain various subs ...
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Traction clamps are special devices used in medicine to treat limb fractures using skeletal traction. These devices are metal half-rings of various sizes, at the ends of ...
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Bulboreticular-Spinal Tract: Role and Functions The human central nervous system contains a complex network of pathways and connections that transmit information from the ...
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The sanitary minimum is special training for persons of certain professional groups (catering, trade, public utilities workers, etc.) on the sanitary and anti-epidemic re ...
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Levinthal blood agar: history of creation and application Levinthal Blood Agar is a nutrient medium used to grow and identify various types of bacteria. It was developed ...
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Gradenigo syndrome Gradenigo syndrome is a rare neurological disease characterized by a triad of symptoms: pain in the forehead and eyes, abducens nerve palsy (VI cranial ...
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Allergic Reaction Systemic: Understanding and Symptoms Allergic reaction systemic (A.R.S.) is a serious medical condition that can occur in response to exposure to variou ...
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Scoptophobia is a mental disorder that manifests itself in an obsessive fear of ridicule and bullying from other people. People suffering from scoptophobia experience int ...
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Birkenfeld Plastic: History and Application Birkenfeld plastic surgery is a plastic surgery technique developed by German surgeon Walter Birkenfeld in the early 20th cent ...
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