Impulsive theft: what is it and how to deal with it? Impulsive theft is theft committed on an emotional impulse without prior planning. The person who commits such theft ...
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Angioparesis is a pathological condition characterized by a weakening of the tone and contractile function of blood vessels. The term "angioparesis" is derived from two r ...
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Pustulosis varioliformis is a chronic recurrent skin disease characterized by the appearance on the skin of multiple pustules 2-5 mm in size, reminiscent of smallpox rash ...
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Phocomelia (phocomelia; from the Greek words phoke - “seal” and melos - “part of the body, limb”) is a congenital anomaly of the development of the limbs, in which there ...
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Logical memory: what is it and how does it work Memory is one of the key functions of the human brain, which allows you to store information for a long time and use it in ...
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Impregnation of Clothing: How to Protect Your Clothing from External Factors Clothing impregnation is the process of treating fabric with special compounds designed to pr ...
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Disfiguring lupus vulgaris (lat. Lupus vulgaris mutilans) is a rare type of cutaneous tuberculosis caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis. It is characterized by the appear ...
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Opsoclonus (opsoclonus; Greek ops eye + clonus; synonym: ocular myoclonus, dancing eyes syndrome) is rapid, involuntary eye movements in all directions. With opsoclonus, ...
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