Mendel's Symptom 2: description, causes and treatment Mendelian symptom 2, also known as Mendelian sign, is one of the most common signs of meningitis localized in the po ...
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Sclerema neonatorum nodosum is a rare disease of newborns characterized by the appearance of hard areas in the subcutaneous tissue. Causes The exact cause of sclerema nod ...
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The ampullary lateral nerve (lat. n. ampullaris lateralis) is a branch of the vestibulocochlear nerve that innervates the lateral semicircular canal. The ampullary nerve ...
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Myeloscope: a device for studying blood A myeloscope is a microscopic device that is used to study the composition of blood. The word myelo comes from the Greek myelos, m ...
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Direct sphygmography: what it is and how it works Sphygmography is a research method that allows you to assess the condition of blood vessels and the heart. There are sev ...
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Mure mastoiditis is an inflammation of the mucous membrane and bone tissue of the mastoid process of the temporal bone (mastoiditis). The disease was first described by t ...
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Air Ambulance: How Military Aviation Helps Save Lives An aviation ambulance unit is a unit of air ambulance units or transport aviation units, specializing in the air eva ...
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High Altitude Pulmonary Emphysema: Increased Air Content in Lung Tissue High altitude emphysema is a condition that can develop in mountain climbers and those living in h ...
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Oculocerebrorenal syndrome, also known as Low Bishop-King syndrome, is a rare genetic disorder that can cause problems with vision, brain, kidneys and other parts of the ...
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