Ecchymosis (ecchymosis; from the Greek ekchymosis, which means “to shed fluid, blood”) is a bruise that forms under the skin as a result of the rupture of small blood ves ...
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Cochleopalpebral reflex: what is it and how does it work? The cochleopalpebral reflex, also known as the cochleopalpebral reflex, is one of the important reflexes that co ...
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Endemic Geochemical: How deficiency and excess of microelements affect health Geochemical endemic is a disease that is associated with a deficiency or excess of certain t ...
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Naval Medicine: Ensuring Health at Sea Naval medicine is a branch of military medicine that aims to provide medical care to the Navy in peacetime and war. The Navy is an ...
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Sklifosovsky-Ren-Delorme-Beer operation: history, essence and application Sklifosovsky-Rena-Delorme-Bira operation, also known as Beera resection of the rectal mucosa, De ...
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Spinal Nerves: structure and functions The human nervous system is one of the most complex and important systems in the body. It consists of many individual elements that ...
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Vestibular ataxia is a violation of coordination of movements and balance caused by damage to the vestibular apparatus. The vestibular apparatus is located in the inner e ...
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Chromolysis: what is it and how does it happen? Chromolysis is the process of decomposition of a chromosome, the basic structural unit of genetic material in a cell, whic ...
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Orotaciduria: causes, symptoms and treatment Orotaciduria is a genetic disease that is associated with a disorder in the metabolism of purine nucleotides in the body. It ...
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Salus-Hun I: history of creation and significance for ophthalmology Salus-Gunn I is a technique for assessing visual function, which was developed jointly by the Czech op ...
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