Catecholamines are a group of substances that have important physiological significance. These include adrenaline, norepinephrine and dopamine. All of these substances pl ...
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Angiogenic sclerosis: causes, symptoms and treatment Angiogenic sclerosis, also known as vascular sclerosis, is a rare disease characterized by the occurrence of scleroti ...
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Postoperative pancreatic necrosis is necrosis of the pancreas that develops after surgery on the abdominal organs. The reasons for the development of postoperative pancre ...
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Heavy chain disease is a disorder of immunoglobulin synthesis, which is characterized by the appearance in the blood and urine of products of abnormal synthesis of immuno ...
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Dubois-Reymond law: basics and application The Dubois-Reymond law is one of the fundamental laws of physiology, discovered by the German physiologist Emile Dubois-Reymond ...
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Matveeva-Crede method A.P. Matveev (1816-1882) - domestic obstetrician-gynecologist. K.S.F. Crede (1819-1892) - German obstetrician-gynecologist. Matveev-Crede method (sy ...
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Salpingography is an X-ray examination of the fallopian tubes, which allows one to assess their patency and condition. To carry out the procedure, a contrast agent is inj ...
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Opercular syndrome (syndromum operculare) is a neurological syndrome that occurs when the operculum (tegmentum of the insula) of the cerebrum is damaged. The cause of the ...
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The Kaplan apparatus is a device for the treatment of bone fractures, developed by the Soviet traumatologist A.V. Kaplan (b. 1904). The Kaplan apparatus allows you to fix ...
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