Ventricular (lat. ventricularis) is a term referring to the ventricles of the heart or brain. In the heart, there are right and left ventricles. The right ventricle recei ...
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Hematuria is the presence of blood in the urine. This blood may leak from the kidneys, one or both ureters, the bladder, or the urethra as a result of injury or various d ...
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Open venipuncture is a method of inserting a thick tubular needle into a vein after surgically exposing the vein and ligating it distal to the puncture site. Indications ...
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Robinow method: features and application The Robinow method is a method developed by Canadian bacteriologist C.F.R. Robinow, which allows you to identify and isolate bact ...
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Dry air baths: Procedure, Benefits and Recommendations Dry air baths are a physiotherapeutic procedure that involves exposing the human body to dry air heated to 70-80 de ...
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Hypothyroid coma: causes, symptoms and treatment Hypothyroid coma, also known as coma myxedema, is a serious complication of hypothyroidism, characterized by a decrease i ...
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Papulo- is a medical prefix used to refer to a papule or small pustule on the skin. Papules are small raised bumps on the skin that can come in a variety of sizes and col ...
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"Volkovich's Cut": history of creation and application The "Volkovich incision" is one of the most famous surgical incisions, which was developed by the Soviet surgeon Ni ...
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Spongy (from Latin cancelli - lattice) is a term usually used in relation to bone tissue. Cancellous bone tissue has a porous structure that resembles a sponge. It consis ...
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