Dandy-Walker disease Dandy-Walker disease is a disease described by American neurosurgeons Walter Edward Dandy (1886-1946) and Arthur Earl Walker (born 1907). It is chara ...
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Newborn in forensic medicine Newbornness is a child’s belonging to the number of newly born (within 1 day), determined in controversial cases according to a number of cha ...
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The neurotendon spindle is a specialized sensory structure located at the junction of muscle fibers and tendons. It consists of encapsulated nerve endings wrapped in spin ...
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Atonic diplegia (diplegia atonica; synonym cerebellar diplegia) is a form of cerebral palsy characterized by predominant damage to the lower extremities. With atonic dipl ...
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Oncogenic substances: what are they and how do they affect human health? Oncogenic agents, also known as carcinogens or blastomogenic agents, are a group of chemicals tha ...
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Omentocardiopexy: what is it and how is it performed? Omentocardiopexy is a surgical procedure that is used to treat a hiatal hernia in which part of the stomach extends ...
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Ampelotherapy: treatment with grapevine Ampelotherapy is a treatment method based on the use of the vine and its products to improve human health. The term "ampelotherapy ...
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Mesopic Vision: Understanding Average Light Levels Vision is one of the most important senses that allows us to interact with the world around us. However, our vision is ...
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Diagnostic Card in Microbiology: A Key Tool in Microorganism Identification In microbiology, identification of microorganisms is an important task for the diagnosis and t ...
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