Early menopause Early menopause is a period in a person’s life that is characterized by a gradual decrease in the function of the gonads and the cessation of menstrual fu ...
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The prefix “anti-” (ant-), “anti-” (anti-) indicates the location opposite, opposition, reduction of something. For example: anti-arthritic (antarthritic) - reducing th ...
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A funiculocele is a protrusion or hernia of the spermatic cord through the inguinal canal. With this disease, the muscles and ligaments in the groin area weaken, which le ...
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Telangiectatica arcuate purpura (purpura teleangiectatica arciformis) is one of the varieties of purpura, characterized by the appearance of arcuate red-violet spots on t ...
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Angiography is an x-ray examination of blood vessels. An X-ray contrast agent is injected into the patient's artery, after which a series of radiographs are taken (see Ar ...
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Maximum convergence is the highest degree of convergence at which the ability of binocular fixation is still preserved. Convergence is the ability of the eyes to bring th ...
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Subphrenic recesses: structure, function and clinical significance The subdiaphragmatic recesses (recessus subphrenici, pna), also known as the subphrenic space or subdia ...
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Henoch Hemorrhagic Purpura: description, symptoms and treatment Henoch hemorrhagic purpura, or Henoch-Schönlein disease, was first described by the German pediatrician Ed ...
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Embryonic follicular adenoma Embryonic follicular adenoma (adenoma embryonale folliculare) is a rare benign tumor of the thyroid gland that most often occurs in children ...
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The Message Alphabet: How Symbols Are Used to Write Information The message alphabet is a set of symbols used to record information. This alphabet can be anything from th ...
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