Nucleus Vestibular Superior: functions and role in the body The Superior Vestibular Nucleus is an important component of the vestibular system in humans and animals. It i ...
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Hyoid arch: anatomical structure and its role in the body The hyoid arch, also known as the hyoid arch or arcus secundus, is an anatomical structure that is located in th ...
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Lhermitte-Monnier-Vinard-Tsokanakis symptom - (J. J. Lhermitte, 1877-1959, French neurologist and psychiatrist; Monier; Vinard; Tsocanakis) is a symptom characterized by ...
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Psychostimulants: what they are and how they affect the body Psychostimulants are a class of medications that have a stimulating effect on the human central nervous syste ...
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Slow Reacting Substance "A": What is it and why is it important? Slowly Reacting Substance "A" (MRV-A) is one of the important substances released during an allergic reac ...
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The short posterior sacroiliac ligament (lat. ligamentum sacroiliacum posterius breve) is one of the ligaments of the human pelvis. It is a flat ligament located behind t ...
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Besalsky Arthrotenodesis: technique and features Besalsky Arthrotenodesis is a method of treating foot deformities proposed by German orthopedist Karl Besalsky at the beg ...
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Spectrosol-Lamp: History and Application The spectrosol lamp is a unique device that has found wide application in scientific and technical fields. Its name comes from a ...
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Traube double tone is named after the German physician Ludwig Traube (1818-1876). This symptom is a split in the first heart sound, which occurs with aortic valve stenosi ...
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Parro Atrophy: history and description Parrot Atrophy is a rare disease that was described by the French physician Jean Marie Joseph Parrot in the 19th century. This dise ...
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