Falloplegia: causes, symptoms and treatment Falloplegia is a condition in which the penis loses its ability to erect and cannot perform its function. The term comes from ...
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Homonymous is a term used to describe a visual defect in which both eyes have a limited field of vision on one side of the body (see Hemianopia). With a homonymous defect ...
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Depilatory is a substance that is applied to the surface of the skin to remove hair. Depilatories act by chemically attacking the hair, destroying its structure and separ ...
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Resynchronization of biological rhythms is the process of restoring and adjusting the body's internal biological clock. Biological rhythms, such as the circadian sleep-wa ...
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Haglund-Schinz Disease: symptoms, causes and treatment Haglund-Schinz disease, also known as osteochondrosis of the calcaneal apophysis, is a common condition that often ...
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The Axenfeld blepharostat is a medical instrument used in ophthalmology. It was developed at the beginning of the 20th century by the German ophthalmologist Karl Theodor ...
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Erythroblastogram: what is it and how is it used in medicine An erythroblastogram is a test method that is used to determine the stage of maturity of red blood cells, or ...
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The medial talocalcaneal ligament (lat. ligamentum talocalcaneum mediale) is one of the ligaments of the ankle joint. It connects the medial surfaces of the talus and cal ...
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Cystotrachelography: the essence of the method and its application Cystotrachelography is a medical diagnostic method that produces images of the bladder and cervix using ...
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