Sediyo Lip Plasty: History and Application Sedillot lipplasty is a method of upper lip reconstruction that was developed by the French surgeon Sedillot in 1856. This meth ...
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Disc-shaped psoriasis (lat. psoriasis discoidea) is one of the types of psoriasis in which round plaques with a diameter of 1-3 cm form on the skin. This type of psoriasi ...
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Sheye's disease Neck disease is a rare hereditary disease characterized by damage to the lens of the eye. The disease is named after the American ophthalmologist Norwell ...
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Vicar hypertrophy (h. vicaria; lat. vicarius - replacing, replacing; syn. g. substitutive) is a compensatory increase in the size and functional activity of an organ or t ...
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Convergence of excitation is the process of impulses arriving to the same neurons (or one neuron) along different afferent fibers. With excitation convergence, signals fr ...
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Motor automatism is a form of automatism that manifests itself in repetitive stereotypical movements. Such movements usually occur without the participation of a person’s ...
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Mouse Unit: Minimum amount of hormone that causes estrus in mice The Mouse Unit is a unit of measurement of the biological activity of estrogen that is used to determine ...
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Reticulocytopenia is a decrease in the number of reticulocytes in the peripheral blood. Reticulocytes are immature red blood cells that pass from the bone marrow into the ...
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Cyan- and Cyano- are prefixes used to denote the color blue. Blue is considered one of the primary colors in the spectrum, falling between green and violet. It comes in m ...
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