Pyoallergides: what they are and how they affect the body Pyoallergens are a type of allergen that can cause allergic reactions in humans. They are usually found in plant ...
Read MoreRepeated hospitalization is hospitalization in connection with a disease for which the patient was previously inpatient treatment in any medical institution in the same c ...
Read MoreMallory methods: their history and application in modern medicine Mallory methods are a set of methods developed by the English pathologist and histologist Francis Mallor ...
Read MoreLithotomist (from the Greek words litho - stone and tome - cut) - a specialist in removing stones from the urinary tract in ancient times. Lithotomy, or removal of stones ...
Read MoreThe humerus (humerus) is a bone that forms the skeleton of the upper segment of the arm. The head of the humerus articulates with the glenoid cavity of the scapula, formi ...
Read MoreBarberio-Cevidalli reaction: description, application and some aspects of history The Barberio-Cevidalli reaction is a research method that detects the presence of protei ...
Read MoreBone Apposition Line: Definition and Functions The line of apposition of bone, also known as the line of bone adhesion, is the boundary between two layers of bone where b ...
Read MoreVacuum Chamber: What is it and how does it work? A vacuum chamber is a steam disinfection chamber used to sterilize instruments and materials in medicine, scientific labo ...
Read MoreAtypical astrocytoma (a. atypicum; synonym: a. anaplastic, a. heterotypic, a. dedifferentiated, a. malignant, a. malignant) is a glial tumor of the brain, classified as a ...
Read MoreUlcerative gingivitis: symptoms, causes and treatment Ulcerative gingivitis (or also known as ulcerative-membranous gingivitis or ulcerative-necrotic gingivitis) is a typ ...
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