Hemostatic clips are small clips used to stop bleeding during surgery. They are placed on blood vessels to compress them and stop blood flow. Clips are made from biocompa ...
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The deep circumflex vein (Latin v. circumflexa ilium profunda, English deep circumflex iliac vein, German tiefe Hüftbeinumgreifende Vene) is a paired pelvic vein that acc ...
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Arcuate Lateral Ligament: Anatomical Description and Role in Stabilization of the Knee Joint The knee joint is one of the most injury-prone joints in the human body. To m ...
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Obturator Externus Muscle: Anatomy and Functions The obturator externus muscle, also known as the m. obturatorius externus, is one of the muscles responsible for the move ...
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Cardiotomy syndrome, also known as Postcardiotomy syndrome, is a complication that can develop weeks or months after heart surgery. It is manifested by inflammation of th ...
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Walker operation: history, description and application Walker surgery is a brain surgery developed by American neurosurgeon A.E. Walker in the mid-20th century. It is use ...
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Proton Radiation: Benefits and Applications in Radiation Therapy Proton radiation is a form of corpuscular radiation that uses a stream of protons to treat various diseas ...
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Xenogeneic: what is it and how does it relate to tissue grafts Xenogeneic is a term used to describe tissue grafts obtained from members of other species. In medical prac ...
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