Intracellular (from Latin intra - inside and cellula - cell) is a term denoting structures, processes or substances located or occurring inside a cell. Intracellular stru ...
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Mataria virus belongs to the ecological group of arboviruses. According to its antigenic properties, it belongs to the Mataria antigenic group. His family affiliation has ...
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Traumatic exhaustion, also known as traumatic disease, wound dystrophy, wounded dystrophy, etc. wound cachexia, or wound cachexia, is a condition that can occur in a pers ...
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Pemphigus of old is an indolent subtype of pemphigus that occurs in older people. A distinctive feature of this disease is the absence of acantholysis (dissolution of int ...
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Scaphoid-sphenoid ligaments: Anatomy and Role in the Foot The navicular-sphenoid ligaments, also known as the navicular-sphenoid ligaments (l. scaphoideocuneiformia dorsa ...
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An epileptic reflex auditory seizure (a. epilepticus reflectorius auditivus; synonym: n. epileptic acousticogenic, n. epileptic audiosensory) is a type of epileptic seizu ...
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Calmetteization is a method of specific prevention of tuberculosis using the BCG vaccine (Bacillus Calmette-Guerin), proposed by French scientists Albert Calmette and Cam ...
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The study of the anatomy of the female body has always been an important subject for medical professionals. One of the most interesting items in this area is the hymen ca ...
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Reticular fibers (fibrillae reticulares) are thin collagen fibers that make up the reticular tissue. Reticular tissue forms the framework of the organs of the lymphoid sy ...
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