Lichenification is a thickening of the epidermis of the skin with the formation of a large number of folds on it. Lichenification is caused by excessive scratching or rub ...
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Antitragus Transverse Sulcus: Anatomical Description and Role in Human Health The transverse antitragus groove (sulcus anthelicis transversus) is a small groove located o ...
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Globular acne: causes, symptoms and treatment methods Acne congiobata is a type of acne characterized by large, painful, inflamed blackheads that form around the hair fol ...
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Hacker-Petersen gastroenterostomy: description of the procedure and its application in medicine A Hacker-Petersen gastroenterostomy is a surgical procedure that is used t ...
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Brain Knife: a necessary tool in medical practice The Brain Knife is a double-edged knife with a long, flat blade rounded at the end, which is used during autopsy to make ...
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Toxophore Group: History and Significance The toxophore group, also known as the zymophoric group, is a concept that has historical significance and plays an important ro ...
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Direct pneumothyroidography is an x-ray method for examining the thyroid gland, in which gas (usually air) is injected directly into the tissue surrounding the thyroid gl ...
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