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Lobular (from Latin lobularis; anat. lobulus - lobule) is a term referring to a lobule of an organ. Lobular is the structure of an organ consisting of individual lobules. ...
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Distensional Atelectasis: Definition, Causes, Symptoms and Treatment Distensional atelectasis is a condition in which the pulmonary alveoli (air sacs in the lungs) become ...
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Picnic physique: what it is and how to live with it Picnic physique, or h. pycnicus is a body type characterized by short stature and a tendency to be overweight. The wor ...
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Violent Death: Impact of Mechanical, Physical and Chemical Factors Violent death is a tragic and inevitable result of the influence of various mechanical, physical or che ...
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Cafe au lait spots are clearly defined brownish spots on the skin. They occur in about 20% of people, but the presence of more than six of these spots in one person sugge ...
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The lymph nodes of the appendix (n. l. appendiculares, pna) are an important part of the body's lymphatic system. The appendix is a small protrusion on the wall of the ...
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Walter Protoki: history of discovery and functions The Walter duct is an anatomical structure that was named after the German anatomist August Friedrich Walter, who lived ...
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A hygrometer is a device for measuring air humidity. The name comes from the Greek words "hygro" - humidity and "metreo" - to measure. The operating principle of a hygrom ...
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Abel-Levenberg Wand: history of discovery and properties Abel-Levenberg bacilli, also known as Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib), is a gram-negative bacterium that is b ...
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