Touton cells were first described in 1858 by German dermatologist Karl Touton. These are specialized cells that are found in the dermis of human skin. Tuton cells play an ...
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In anatomy, a bifurcation is the point at which a division into two branches occurs, such as blood vessels or the trachea. When an artery or vein reaches a bifurcation, i ...
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Little spiny follicular lichen decalvans - (e. g. g. little, 1867-1950, English dermatologist) is a rare skin disease characterized by the appearance of small spiny rashe ...
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Hypothenar (hypothenar, pna, bna, jna; hypo- + Greek thenar palm) - the area of the palm of the hand, located at the base of the little finger. The hypotenar consists o ...
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Viscera- is a medical prefix that denotes internal organs. It comes from the Latin word "viscera", which means "insides". The prefix viscero- is used to form compounds re ...
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Thoracic Artery Highest: Anatomy and Functions The Superior Thoracic Artery is one of the main arteries of the chest. It arises from the lateral surface of the first sect ...
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Bernstein Membrane Theory: A Brief Review Bernstein's membrane theory is one of the main theories describing the functioning of the nervous system. This theory was develo ...
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Mitchell's disease: history and symptoms Mitchell's disease is a neurological disease that is named after the American neurologist Silas Mitchell (1829-1914), who first d ...
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Inductography - (inducto- + Greek grapho write, depict) a non-destructive testing method based on recording changes in the magnetic flux in a controlled product as it mov ...
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Hallermann-Streiff-Francois syndrome Hallermann-Streiff-François syndrome (also known as mandibulo-oculofacial dysmorphia) is a rare hereditary disorder characterized by ...
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