Lightwood-Albright syndrome Lightwood-Albright syndrome is a rare hereditary disease characterized by metabolic disorders in the kidneys. Main symptoms: Impaired excret ...
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Pentamidine is a medicinal substance effective against a number of protozoan organisms; used to treat pneumonia caused by Pneumocystis carinii microorganisms in patients ...
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Megal- and Megalo- are Greek prefixes denoting an abnormal increase in something. These prefixes are often used in medical terminology to refer to pathological enlargemen ...
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Vidal ringed lichen annulare, also known as Vidal's lichen, is a dermatological disease that was first described by the French dermatologist Edmond Vidal in the 19th cent ...
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Ptosis is a drooping of the upper eyelid that can develop for various reasons. One of them is damage to the third cranial nerve (oculomotor nerve). In this case, ptosis i ...
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Allergic reaction: what is it and how to recognize it? An allergic reaction is the general name for clinical manifestations of increased sensitivity of the body to an all ...
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Prismatic glasses are special glasses that help people with limited neck and back mobility to read books or view other materials without making an effort to raise their h ...
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Alcohol-Formalin Blockade: An effective method in animal experiments In modern science, there are many methods and techniques that help researchers expand their understan ...
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Linberg's swallow lock is a surgical operation proposed by the outstanding Soviet surgeon Boris Emmanuilovich Linberg (1885-1965). The essence of the operation is to stre ...
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Koch-Wicks bacterium Koch-Wicks bacterium (Haemophilus conjunctivitidis) is a pathogenic microorganism that causes acute inflammation of the conjunctiva of the eye. It wa ...
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