Restrictive respiratory failure: causes, symptoms and treatment Restrictive respiratory failure, also known as restrictive pulmonary obstruction, is a condition in which ...
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Tibial tuberosity (lat. tuberositas tibiae) - thickening of the bone at the attachment points of the muscle tendons. On the tibia there are anterior, posterior and medial ...
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The therapeutic index is the ratio between the dosage of a drug that causes damage to healthy cells and the dosage that is necessary to achieve a certain level of antitum ...
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The stomach is a distensible organ of the digestive tract, shaped like a retort. It is located between the esophagus and duodenum. The stomach is connected to the esophag ...
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Atrioventricular septum: structure, functions and diseases The atrioventricular septum (AVS) is an important anatomical structure of the heart that separates the right an ...
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Phosphorescence: the phenomenon on which X-ray screens and other technologies are based Phosphorescence is a phenomenon that manifests itself in the form of prolonged lum ...
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Phantom Tumour is a swelling that occurs in the abdomen or in any other part of the human body, caused by local muscle contraction or accumulation of gases, which in appe ...
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Erysipelothrix Rhusiopathiae is a species of gram-positive rod-shaped bacteria belonging to the genus Erysipelothrix. These microorganisms grow well on media containing s ...
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A junior doctor is an official of the medical service of a military unit, qualified as a doctor and working under the leadership of the head of the unit's medical center. ...
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