The sanitary and hygienic situation is a comprehensive description of environmental factors that influence the health and performance (combat efficiency) of military pers ...
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Law) is a principle of medicine developed by the French physician Jean Albert Bergonier in the early 20th century. This law determines which tissues of the human body are ...
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Heritability: How genetic differences between individuals affect phenotypic variation Heritability is a key concept in genetics and describes the proportion of phenotypic ...
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Foville Syndrome: symptoms, causes and treatment Foville Syndrome, also known as Foville's paralysis ataxia, is a rare neurological disorder that can result from damage t ...
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Segregation (from the Latin segregatio - separation, stratification) is the separation of different groups of the population based on race, nationality, religion or gende ...
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Simpson-Fenomenov forceps is an obstetric instrument named after James Young Simpson and Nikolai Nikolaevich Fenomenov. James Young Simpson (1811-1870) was a Scottish obs ...
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Macrohematuria is hematuria visible to the naked eye, that is, the presence of blood in the urine in such an amount that can be seen. With gross hematuria, the urine beco ...
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Cardiac foramen Cardiac opening (lat. ostium cardiacum, syn. cardia) is an opening connecting the stomach with the esophagus. Located on the left side of the diaphragm at ...
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Pollakiuria: causes, symptoms and treatment Pollakiuria is the medical term for frequent urination. This symptom can be caused by various reasons and is quite common. The ...
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