Extemporaneous compounding (from the Latin ex tempore - “according to the circumstances”) is the manufacture of medicines in pharmacies directly according to doctors’ pre ...
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The gelatin test is a method for detecting trypsin in feces, which is based on its ability to dissolve gelatin. This method is widely used in medicine to diagnose various ...
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Gamma efferent fibers (syn. gamma efferents) are thin nerve fibers running from the brain to the muscle spindles. They are part of the efferent (motor) nervous system and ...
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Nutrient agar is a solid or semi-liquid nutrient medium containing 0.3-5% agar. Agar is a polysaccharide obtained from red seaweed. It forms a gelatinous consistency when ...
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Needle spatula: what is it and how is it used in medicine A spatula needle is a medical instrument that is used to introduce air or irrigating fluid into the anterior cha ...
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An irritant or stimulant is a substance that can activate the activity of any system in the human body or improve its overall functioning. Stimulants can be natural or sy ...
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Skin papillomatous-verrucous aspergillosis: causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment Cutis papillomatosa verrucosa aspergillosis (a. cutis papillomatosa verrucosa) is a ...
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Filatova acute stem: description and features Filatova acute stalk (FS) is one of the types of skin-fatty tape, which is located in the orbital area and serves to attach ...
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Adrenogenital syndrome (syndromum adrenogenitale) is an endocrine disease caused by congenital dysfunction of the adrenal cortex, leading to impaired cortisol synthesis a ...
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Necrosadism: the practice of vampirism or a dangerous psychological disorder? Necrosadism is a term that combines two concepts: necrophilia and sadism. It describes a pra ...
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