Leonhard Affective-Rich Paraphrenia: Description and Characteristics Leonhard affective paraphrenia is a mental disorder that was first described by German psychiatrist K ...
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Hyperkeratosis ichthyosiformis generalisata is a rare hereditary skin disease that is characterized by excessive keratinization and flaking of the skin throughout the bod ...
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Bone Sound Conduction: An Important Aspect in Surgery Sound conductivity is the ability of fabrics and materials to transmit sound vibrations. Bone sound conductivity is ...
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Tietze S Syndrome and Costochondritis are diseases associated with degeneration of the costal cartilage. These diseases manifest as painful swellings of the costal cartil ...
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A chromosomal hot spot is a region of a chromosome that is characterized by an increased frequency of spontaneous mutations compared to other regions. Such points were fi ...
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Meyer-Schlüter electric probe Meyer-Schlüter electroprobe is a surgical instrument designed to localize foreign metallic bodies in tissue using an electric current. The e ...
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The Weyl-Felix test is a diagnostic test that detects whether a person has typhus. Blood serum taken from a patient is examined to identify antibodies against the pathoge ...
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Hypomochlion: point of support and fixation Hypomochlion is a term used in anatomy to designate a point of support or fixation. The term comes from the Greek words "hypo" ...
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Stenger experience: what is it and how is it used in medicine? The Stenger experience is a method for diagnosing hearing disorders, which was developed by the German otor ...
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