An electrothermal heating pad (synonyms: electric heating pad, thermofor) is a small portable device designed to heat individual areas of the body using electric current. ...
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A non-penetrating wound is an injury in which the resulting wound channel does not communicate with any body cavity. With a non-penetrating wound, only superficial tissue ...
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Phenomenological psychiatry Phenomenological psychiatry is a direction in psychiatry that studies disorders of mental activity on the basis of idealistic philosophical co ...
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Medical practice is always closely related to the psychological aspects of health and illness. Medical psychology is a branch of psychology that studies the psyche of a s ...
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The symptom of repetition is the patient’s perception of all new influences on him as repetitions of the influences that have just taken place. The patient feels that he ...
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Vesico-rectal: what is it and how is it related to human anatomy? Vesico-rectal is a term that combines two medical terms: “vesico-” and “rectal”. “Vesico-” refers to the ...
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ADRENALOGENIC CELL Adrenal cells (lat. cellula adrenalogena) are cells of the adrenal medulla that produce adrenaline. Adrenergic cells are located in the adrenal medulla ...
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Malachite green is an organic chemical compound, a green dye. Also known by the synonyms benzoylgrun and malachitegrun. The chemical name is N,N,N',N'-tetramethyl-4,4'-be ...
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Micropolygyria is a malformation of the cerebral cortex, in which the normal process of formation of convolutions is disrupted. Characteristic features of micropolygyria ...
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Banzi virus: what is this virus and what is its role in the world of science? Banzi virus is a virus of the genus Flavovirus, which belongs to the Togavirus family. It be ...
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