Cytological exfoliative diagnostics is a diagnostic method in which prints and swabs from affected organs and tissues are subjected to microscopic examination. Cytologica ...
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Pentose cycle The pentose cycle is a set of enzymatic reactions as a result of which the oxidative breakdown of glucose occurs in the body with the formation of pentoses, ...
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Hypogenesis: causes, symptoms and treatment Hypogenesis, also known as hypoplasia, is a rare medical condition characterized by incomplete development of tissues or organ ...
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Otogenic leptomeningitis is an inflammation of the soft meninges (meningitis) caused by the spread of infection from the middle ear or mastoid process of the brain. Main ...
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Softened dentin is dentin with a reduced content of mineral salts, located at the bottom of the carious cavity. With dental caries, demineralization of the hard tissues o ...
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Salpingoscopy: what is it and why is it needed? Salpingoscopy is a medical procedure that allows you to examine the condition of the fallopian tubes. It is carried out us ...
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Perineuritis Retrobulbar: Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment Retrobulbar perineuritis, also known as peripheral retrobulbar neuritis, is a medical condition that is charac ...
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Acetonemia is a pathological condition characterized by an increased level of acetone in the blood. Acetone is formed in the liver during the breakdown of fats and protei ...
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Phosphorus Burn: Causes, Symptoms and Treatment Burns are injuries that are caused by exposure of the skin or other body tissues to heat, chemicals, or electricity. One t ...
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Partial decontamination: what is it and how does it work? Partial decontamination is the process of cleaning from infectious objects only those places that are in direct ...
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