Intracranial (from Latin intra - inside and cranium - skull) is a term denoting the location of structures or processes inside the skull. The skull is a bony frame that s ...
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Diagnosis is the process of determining the nature of a disease by taking into account objective and subjective signs (symptoms) of the disease, medical history and, if n ...
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Korsakov psychosis Korsakoff psychosis is a chronic mental disorder that develops as a result of prolonged alcohol abuse. The main symptoms of Korsakoff psychosis: Memo ...
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Microsonation is a method of visualizing internal tissues and organs based on the use of ultrasound waves generated inside the human body from an extremely weak source. I ...
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Hydroxy acids are carboxylic acids containing one or more hydroxyl groups in the molecule. They are intermediate products of the metabolism of amino acids, carbohydrates ...
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Pribram's disease Pribram's disease (postgastroenterostomy syndrome) is a disease described by the Austrian surgeon Victor Otto Pribram in 1914. It is characterized by th ...
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Shaft well: what is it and how does it work? The Shakhtny well is a type of well, which is a vertical shaft designed primarily for collecting water from underground sourc ...
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A vectorballistocardiogram is a type of electrocardiogram that records the electrical activity of the heart using several electrodes placed on the chest in different dire ...
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Tryparsamide: an effective drug against trypanosomiasis Trypanosomiasis, also known as sleeping sickness, is a serious infectious disease caused by protozoan microorganis ...
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