Nutritional channel: structure and functions The nutrient canal, also known as canalisnutricius or Volkmann's canal, is an important structure in the body of many animal ...
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Absorption photometry: measuring the light absorption of objects Absorption photometry (or spectrophotometry) is an analysis method based on measuring light absorption by ...
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Gouty nephropathy is a disease that is associated with kidney damage due to gout. Gout is a form of arthritis that causes painful and inflamed joints caused by the deposi ...
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Breast engorgement: Why does this happen and what to do? Breast engorgement is a common phenomenon that occurs in many women after childbirth. It is characterized by an i ...
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Mud Therapeutic Silt Sulfide Artificial: Everything you need to know Mud procedures are one of the most ancient and effective methods of treatment and healing used by hum ...
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Physiological dyspepsia (d. physiologica; synonym: transitional intestinal catarrh) is a digestive disorder caused by a temporary disorder of the gastrointestinal tract. ...
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Leishmania tropica major is a subspecies of L. t., distributed in desert and semi-desert regions of the Middle East, Central Asia, North and East Africa. Its reservoir is ...
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Prostatectomy: Surgical removal of the prostate gland A prostatectomy is a surgical procedure in which the prostate gland is removed. This operation is performed in cases ...
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Senile gangrene (g. senilis; synonym g. marantic) is tissue necrosis that develops in older people against the background of chronic diseases and exhaustion of the body. ...
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Delusional migration: when delusion becomes reality Delusion is a mental disorder in which a person believes in non-existent phenomena or events. One of the manifestation ...
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