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Neointima

May-28-24

Neointima is a newly formed layer of cells that covers the inner surface of blood vessels after damage. The formation of neointima is part of the healing process of blood ...

Wilson's Ringworm

May-28-24

Wilson's Ringworm: biography and scientific contributions Wilson's Lishay (eng. W.J.E. Wilson) is an outstanding English dermatologist of the 19th century who made signif ...

Hysteriform

May-28-24

Hysteriform: what kind of syndrome and how to recognize it Hysteria syndrome has been known for many centuries, but not so long ago a new type of this disorder was identi ...

Symptom Optional

May-28-24

Symptom Optional: Secondary diagnostic value of an optional sign of disease In medical practice, there is a wide range of symptoms that help doctors make the correct diag ...

Watchala-Kappsa Method

May-28-24

Watchala-Kapps method: history, principles and application The Watchful Waiting Method is a treatment method that was developed by doctors B. E. Watchal (1895-1971) and J ...

Reticle

May-28-24

Eyepiece reticle An eyepiece reticle is a grid of fine, mutually perpendicular lines applied to a transparent material that is placed in front of the eyepiece of an optic ...

Absence

May-28-24

Absence (from the French absence - absence) is one of the types of epileptic seizures, characterized by a short-term loss of consciousness. With absence seizure, a sudden ...

Steroids

May-28-24

Steroids: what they are and how they affect the body Steroids are a class of chemical compounds that contain a common structural backbone called a sterane ring. They can ...

Labor Protection

May-28-24

Labor protection is a system of legislative acts and corresponding socio-economic, technical, hygienic and organizational measures aimed at ensuring safety, maintaining h ...

Cyclodialysis

May-28-24

Cyclodialysis: what is it and how does it work? Cyclodialysis is a medical procedure that is used to treat glaucoma. Glaucoma is an eye disease characterized by increased ...

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