Epigastric epileptic seizure: symptoms, treatment and prevention Epigastric epileptic seizure (a. epilepticus epigastricus) is one of the types of epileptic seizures, whi ...
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Radical ear surgery (also known as total ear surgery) is a major medical procedure that may be required for a number of ear conditions. This procedure is performed to rem ...
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Arthropathy: causes, symptoms and treatment Arthropathy is a general name for various joint diseases that can arise from various causes. These diseases can lead to pain, ...
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Rigor mortis (Rigor Mortis) is a phenomenon that occurs in the body of humans and animals after death. Rigor rigor occurs as a result of chemical changes that occur in th ...
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Stilling cerebellar garland fibers: functions and significance in neurobiology Stilling's cerebellar garland fibers are a structure that was described by the German anato ...
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Hypersteatosis: causes, symptoms and treatment Hypersteatosis is a pathological condition in which there is an excessive accumulation of fat droplets in the tissues of th ...
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Tooth filling: restoration of tooth shape and function Dental filling is a procedure that involves filling defects and cavities in the tooth with a hardening material in ...
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Sinoauricular block is a violation of the conduction of impulses from the sinoatrial node to the atria. At the same time, normally the pacemaker of the heart - the sinoat ...
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Hemianopia: what it is and how it manifests itself Hemianopia is a visual impairment in which a person loses half of their field of vision. The term hemianopia comes from ...
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Volkov-Oganesyan Compression-Distraction Device: a new word in traumatology Volkov-Oganesyan Compression-Distraction Apparatus (VOKDA) is an innovative device developed b ...
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