The ability of a person or animal to respond to the introduction of a certain infectious agent into the body by developing a disease or carriage of the pathogen is called ...
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Alloesthesia: concept and application Alloesthesia is a phenomenon in which stimulation of one part of the body causes sensation in another part of the body. This can occ ...
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The sanitary and epidemiological state of the troops is emergency: what does this mean and how to cope with the challenge The sanitary-epidemic condition of troops (S.-E. ...
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Vitelline macular degeneration: what is it and how to treat it? Vitelline macular degeneration (VMD), also known as vitelline-form degeneration, is one of the most common ...
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Fibroma (Fibroma, Pl. Fibromas or Fibromata) Fibroma is a benign tumor that develops from connective tissue. This is the most common type of tumor and is found throughout ...
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Lymphangiokeratoma Limited Neviform: causes, symptoms and treatment Lymphangiokeratoma circumscriptum naeviforme is a rare skin disease characterized by the formation of ...
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Choledochostomy is a surgical operation that involves creating an anastomosis between the common bile duct (choledochus) and the lumen of the small or large intestine. Th ...
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Gingival papilla: what is it and how does it affect oral health? The gingival papilla (papilla gingivalis, PNA; also known as the interdental papilla) is a small, convex ...
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