Wenckebach Periods: Description, Symptoms and Treatment Wenckebach periods, also known as first-degree AV block, are a cardiac conduction disorder in which delays in impu ...
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According to the law adopted under the Agreement on Assisted Fertilization and Embryology of 1990, married couples can be considered the legal parents of a child born to ...
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Terminal hematuria (lat. h. terminalis, from lat. terminalis - final; synonym - terminal hematuria) is a type of hematuria in which blood appears in the urine at the end ...
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The quadriceps femoris reflex (r. musculi quadricipitis femoris) is one of the most frequently studied tendon reflexes. It allows you to evaluate the function of the moto ...
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Pancreatography is a method of x-ray examination of the pancreas. The essence of the method is that a contrast agent is injected into the pancreatic duct through a duoden ...
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Quarantine: what is it and why is it needed? Quarantine is a temporary restriction on the movement of people and goods established to prevent the spread of infectious dis ...
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Psychoorthopedics: what is it and how does it help people? Psychoorthopedics is a branch of medicine that deals with the treatment and correction of disorders in the deve ...
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Synchronous Cardiac Stimulation: Definition and Application Synchronous cardiac stimulation (S.s.) is a method of medical intervention in which the supply of an electrica ...
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Neuromyelitis of the optic nerve, also known as Devic's disease, is a rare but serious disease of the central nervous system. This disease is closely related to multiple ...
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Proliferative Pool: Measuring Reproduction in Populations In the world of biology and cell science, there are many concepts and metrics used to study various aspects of t ...
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