Subthalamotomy: Incision to treat movement disorders Subthalamotomy is a neurosurgical procedure used to treat various movement disorders, mainly associated with Parkinso ...
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Granulomatous giant cell thyroiditis: symptoms, diagnosis and treatment Granulomatous giant cell thyroiditis (granulomatous giant cell) is a rare disease of the thyroid g ...
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Molecular genetics Molecular genetics is a branch of genetics that studies the hereditary determination of biological functions at the molecular level. The main objects o ...
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Ciliary glands (g. ciliares, lnh; synonym: moll glands, moll sweat glands) are small tubular sweat glands located along the edge of the eyelids. They secrete a lubricatin ...
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Chemotherapeutic Agents: Fighting Disease at the Molecular Level Chemotherapeutic agents are an important component of modern medicine, used to combat a variety of diseas ...
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Kaposi's angiomatosis: features, symptoms and treatment Kaposi's angiomatosis is a rare disease that is characterized by the appearance of tumors on the skin, mucous memb ...
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Live birth: concept and signs Viviparity is the process of birth of a fetus that occurs with signs of life. One of the most important signs of live birth is signs of pulm ...
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Lichen ruber planus circinatus (lat. Lichen ruber planus circinatus) is a chronic recurrent skin disease characterized by the appearance of round red plaques with clear b ...
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Premedication: what is it and why is it needed? Premedication is a procedure that is performed before surgery or other medical procedure in order to improve its therapeut ...
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