Metronome Interrupter: A Device for Rhythmically Turning On and Off Electric Current A metronome interrupter is a mechanical, electrical or electronic device that is used ...
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Bone medullization: what is it and how does it happen? Bone medullization is the process of replacing bone substance with bone marrow. Bone marrow consists of hematopoiet ...
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Asynchronous paired pulse pacing is a pacing method that uses two pulses with a certain interval between them. The first impulse causes a contraction of the heart, and th ...
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Amplipulse electrophoresis (from Latin amplio - increase, pulsus - blow, push and electrophoresis) is a method of separation and analysis of macromolecules (proteins and ...
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Veins Mediastinal Ventral: Anatomy and Functions Ventral mediastinal veins (v. mediastinales ventrales) are venous vessels that are located in the mediastinal part of the ...
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Echo symptoms Echo symptoms are the general name for psychopathological phenomena in the form of the patient’s involuntary repetition of words, phrases, movements, and fa ...
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Abiotrophy: hidden abnormality of an organ or body system Abiotrophy is the degeneration or loss of function of an organ or organ system that occurs without any obvious c ...
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Clearance Negative: Understanding and Meaning Clearance is the process by which a specific substance (usually a drug or metabolite) is eliminated from the body through th ...
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Multiparous: a quick overview Multiparous, or multiparous, is a term used to describe a woman who has given birth to two or more living children after at least two pregna ...
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