Fear psychosis is a type of Leonhard's cycloid psychosis with a phasic or paroxysmal course. This disease alternates between two phases: Phase of fear and depression. D ...
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Wallerian rebirth: a new look at an old phenomenon Wallerian degeneration, or secondary degeneration of nerve fibers, was described in 1866 by the English physician Augus ...
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The oscillatory effect (also called non-thermal effect or extrathermal effect) is a phenomenon in which electromagnetic radiation of certain frequencies can produce biolo ...
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Sathuperi is a virus of the bunyavirus genus, which belongs to the ecological group of arboviruses and the antigenic group of Simbu. Currently, the pathogenicity of this ...
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Pulmonary precapillary hypertension (h. pulmonalis praecapillaris) is a pathological condition characterized by a persistent increase in pressure in the pulmonary vessels ...
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Achlorhydria is the absence or reduced content of hydrochloric acid in gastric juice. Persistent achlorhydria, which continues despite taking large doses of histamine, is ...
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The Blalock-Taussig method is a surgical procedure developed by American surgeon Alfred Blalock and American cardiologist Helen Taussig in 1944. It is used to treat blue ...
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Herophilus sphincter (lat. torcular herophili) is a structure in the human brain, named after the ancient Greek physician Herophilus, who lived around 300 BC. Herophilus ...
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Dictyocytoma is a rare benign tumor that develops from follicular dendritic cells. These cells play an important role in the immune response by helping B lymphocytes reco ...
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Peroneus longus tendon groove: anatomy and function The groove of the peroneus longus tendon is an important anatomical structure located on the lateral surface of the le ...
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