Fibrillation: causes, symptoms and treatment Fibrillation is a heart rhythm disorder characterized by rapid and erratic contraction of the atria. Instead of contracting r ...
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Apoplectiform syndrome (syndromum apoplectiforme; from the Greek "apoplektikos" - struck by a blow and the Latin "-formis" - similar) is a syndrome of acute focal brain d ...
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Aerobic microorganisms: life in an oxygen environment Microorganisms are organisms invisible to the eye that occupy a huge place in the life of our planet. Among microorg ...
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Cresyl violet durable (syn. cresyl violet) is an organic dye that is widely used in biological and medical research to stain tissues and cells. Durable cresyl violet has ...
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Litopedion: what is it? Lithopedion is a medical term that describes a rare and unusual condition in which an embryo or fetus begins to develop inside a woman's abdominal ...
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Laut Canal: History and Significance Laut's canal is a small canal inside the auricle, which was named after the German anatomist and physiologist E.A. Lauta. He was born ...
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Ehrlich-Türk drip line: History and medical significance The Ehrlich-Türk drip line is a medical characteristic that received its name in honor of two outstanding doctors ...
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Opportunistic - This term is used to describe a disease that develops only in people with a weakened immune system (for example, as a result of an infection, some other d ...
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