Osteochondritis of the femoral head (OHF) is a serious bone disease that most often occurs in young adults and adolescents. This disease is associated with impaired blood ...
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Tridondana Size: Measurement of the distance between the upper and lower vertices of the sacral rhombus In human anatomy, many parameters are used to describe the shape a ...
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A freezing microtome is a device whose design allows you to freeze biological tissues using liquid carbon dioxide for subsequent cutting into thin sections. The operating ...
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A disinfection steam chamber (DSC) is designed to expose objects being treated to atmospheric or high-pressure water vapor supplied to the chamber from above and displaci ...
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Antigen Tumor Organ-specific: features and application Tumor organ-specific antigens (Ao) are antigens that are similar in structure to the antigens of the original tissu ...
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Post-vaccination reaction: what is it and how to prevent it Some people may experience some side effects after receiving the vaccine. One of these effects is a post-vacci ...
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Neuropsychiatry (or psychiatric neurology) is a relatively new field of medicine that studies the mental manifestations of diseases resulting from disturbances in the ner ...
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Ipsilateral (Ipsilateral, Ipselaterat), Homolateral (Homolateral) - what do they mean? When it comes to the brain and its functioning, there are several terms that can be ...
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A pulse wave is a wave of increased pressure propagating through the aorta and arteries, caused by the ejection of blood from the left ventricle during systole. The pulse ...
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