Antidepolarization block is a disorder of neuromuscular conduction at the synapse caused by the action of curare-like substances. Such substances prevent the depolarizati ...
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Stripe (Stria, Plural Striae) - (in anatomy) a stripe, cord or line. For example, pregnancy scars (striae gravidarum) are stripes that appear on the skin of the abdomen o ...
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Stupor is a state close to unconsciousness, characterized by a clear decrease in mental activity and the ability to respond to external stimuli. With stupor, there is a s ...
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Clinical angiology is a branch of internal medicine that studies the etiology, pathogenesis, symptomatology and course of diseases of the blood and lymphatic vessels. Cli ...
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Health Education Health education is educational methods aimed at convincing people (individually or collectively) of the need to maintain a healthy lifestyle and give up ...
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Praecox Gefuhl glass: what is it and how is it related to psychiatry Praecox Gefuhl is a term that was coined by the German psychiatrist Rumke and means "early feeling" o ...
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Interventricular foramen: anatomy and functions The interventricular foramen, also known as foramen interventriculare, pna, bna, jna, or foramen of Monroy, is an opening ...
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Hypermelia is a rare congenital disorder characterized by an excess number of limbs. With hypermelia, the presence of additional arms, legs, fingers or entire limbs is ob ...
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Fluorouracil (5-FU) is an antimetabolic drug that is used to inhibit cell growth. It is widely used to treat malignant tumors of the digestive system and breast. Fluorour ...
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Trial Laminectomy: Research and Experiment in Spine Surgery In modern medicine, an exploratory laminectomy, also known as an exploratory laminectomy, is a procedure used ...
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