Affektdelikt: what is it and how is it regulated by law? Affektdelikt is a legal term that means a crime committed under the influence of emotional excitement, fear or ra ...
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Mechanism of transmission of infection Infectious diseases are one of the most common public health problems, and understanding their transmission mechanisms is important ...
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Etiotropic (from ancient Greek αἰτία - cause and τρόπος - direction, path) - aimed at eliminating the cause of the disease. Etiotropic therapy involves influencing the pa ...
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Musicolepsy: when music dominates the mind Music is an art that can evoke a wide variety of emotions in us. From delight and inspiration to sadness and melancholy. But wh ...
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Dubreya's precancerous melanosis (also known as lentigo maligna or melanosis precancerous limited) is a precancerous skin condition characterized by the appearance of mul ...
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Kurschmann-Batten-Steinert disease Kurschmann-Batten-Steinert disease is a rare inherited disorder characterized by progressive muscle weakness and skeletal muscle atroph ...
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A tachistoscope (from the Greek words “tachistos” - speediest, fastest and “skopeo” - to examine, observe) is a device that allows you to briefly present visual stimuli. ...
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Cannulation is the insertion and fixation of a cannula into a hollow or tubular organ for a long period of time. The cannula is used for administering medications, draina ...
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